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Hypersensitivity: Summary Type I Hypersensitivity: • Immunological Mediator: lgE • Immunological Target: Allergen Molecules • Ex: Antibiotic
Immunological Target: Allergen ... cephalosporin), Food ... • Ex: Systemic Lupus ... Syndrome, Contact Dermatitis ... Classification #Diagnosis
Moccasin-variety Tinea Pedis 70 M chronic scaly feet. Over the years: rash has itched only occasionally;
Moccasin-variety Tinea ... Diagnosis? ... Moccasin type tinea ... dyshidrotic, atopic, or allergic ... eczematous dermatitis
Hypersensitivity Types and Their Mechanisms Type I - lgE - Soluble antigen - Allergen-specific lgE antibodies bind
When the specific allergen ... seasonal hay fever, food ... , and systemic lupus ... - Contact dermatitis ... #Diagnosis #Reactions
Summary table of types of hypersensitivity reactions. Type 1 - Mediators: lgE - Antigen Form: Soluble
Anaphylaxis, Hay fever, Food ... glomerulonephritis, Systemic lupus ... Examples: Contact dermatitis ... reactions #types #allergy ... classification #comparison
Common Dermatological Conditions - Distribution and Morphology • Acne vulgaris - Face, upper back, chest -
Deep vesicles • Allergic ... dorsal aspect of foot-shoe ... collarette of scale • Tinea ... with site, (e.g„ tinea ... #differential #diagnosis
Fungal Biomarkers: Beta-D-Glucan and Aspergillus Galactomannan Beta-D-Glucan: • Polysaccharide cell wall component of many fungi • Pathogens:
Mucorales, Blastomyces dermatidis ... Contamination of food ... Fungal #Biomarkers #BetaDGlucan ... Galactomannan #diagnosis ... #comparison
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