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Autoimmune Gastritis - Pathophysiology Anti-ParietaI Cell, CD4+ T Cells, Autoantibodies -> x Parietal Cells, x HCL, x
Autoimmune Gastritis - Pathophysiology ... Anti-ParietaI Cell ... , CD4+ T Cells, ... -> x Parietal Cells ... Autoimmune #Gastritis #Pathophysiology
Gastric Acid Secretion - Pathophysiology Chief cell - Pepsinogen Parietal cell - Acid, Intrinsic factor G cell - Gastrin Inhibitors:
Acid Secretion - Pathophysiology ... Chief cell - Pepsinogen ... Parietal cell - ... Intrinsic factor G cell ... Acid #Secretion #Pathophysiology
Inflammatory Cascade: Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings Continued Innate Immunity • Phagocytosis: (main mechanism) neutrophils and macrophages engulf
Natural Killer Cells ... • Humoral: (B cell ... : (T cell response ... and cytotoxic cell ... #Inflammation #pathophysiology
Inflammatory mechanism of asthma. Airway epithelial cells exposed to activation stimuli, including allergens, viruses, and irritants,
activate naive CD4 T cells ... These T cells then ... TH2 cells also migrate ... submucosal mast cells ... #asthma #pathophysiology
Cellular and humoral immune responses of the adaptive immune system. Activated T cells accomplish cellular immune
Activated T cells ... responses, and B cells ... binding to the B-cell ... binding to the T-cell ... ImmuneResponses #immunology #pathophysiology
Causes of Hypokalemia - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Increased Loss - Increased GI Loss - Increased Urinary
Transcellular Shift Into Cells ... - Increased Cell ... imports K+ into cells ... potassium #low #pathophysiology
Type IV Hypersensitivity: Pathogenesis and clinical findings Definition: Unique because it is entirely T-Cell mediated; exposure to
is entirely T-Cell ... allergen-specific T-Cell ... exposure, because T-Cell ... harmful -> Th Cells ... Allergy #Immunology #pathophysiology
Sickle Cell Disease - Pathophysiology of disease and complications Due to the deformed shape, HbS induces
Sickle Cell Disease ... - Pathophysiology ... influx into the cell ... water from the cell ... SickleCell #Disease #Pathophysiology
Type II Hypersensitivity: Pathogenesis and clinical findings Definition: When antigens bind to the body's cell surfaces, forming
to the body's cell ... receptor on body cell ... -> B-Cells with ... foreign -> B-cells ... Allergy #Immunology #pathophysiology
Features of a Sickle Cell Crisis Sickle-cell disease - an autosomal recessive blood disorder. Characterized by red
Features of a Sickle Cell ... Crisis Sickle-cell ... These cells can ... Sickle cell disease ... The underlying pathophysiology
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