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What are B cells ?
white blood cells that produce anitbodies
Autoanitobodies
attack body
Whats lupus?
immune system produces antibodies against parts of own cell - like nucleus
fatigue
joint pain
butterlfy rash
kidney diseasse
fever
Whats an ANA test?
Anti-Nuclear antibody test
they attack nucleus
can be other stuff
Common AntiNuclear antibody test?
HEP2 test
Put patient serum onto the slide.
If ANA antibodies are present, they bind to the HEp-2 cells.
Add a fluorescent antibody.
Look under a fluorescence microscope.
Lupus clues:
Homoegenous pattern after HEP2 test
Low C3 C4
Antibody | Often associated with |
|---|---|
ANA | |
dsDNA | |
ENA panel | |
CCP | |
RF |
Antibody | Often associated with |
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ANA | General autoimmune screen |
dsDNA | Lupus |
ENA panel | Connective tissue diseases |
CCP | Rheumatoid arthritis |
RF | Rheumatoid arthritis |
What are immunoglobins (IG)
Antibodies - 5 classes.
Immunoglobin for allergies + parasites?
IGE
Low IgG →
High IgE →
High IgA or IgM →
Low IgG → immune deficiency (more infections).
High IgE → allergies, asthma, eczema, or some parasitic infections.
High IgA or IgM → can occur in infections or certain immune disorders, depending on the clinical context.