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FACTORS
• Age
• Gender MODE OF TRASMISSION
• Race • Direct contact
• Geographical location • Tick bite
• Envitonmental
Immune response
• Spirochete lipoproteins
triggers production of
macrophage-derived
cytokines that enhances Screening test :
immune response • IFA
• EIA
Laboratory
Diagnosis Confirmatory Testing:
Clinical Manifestation
• erythema migrans • Western Blot
• flulike symptoms • PCR
• right upper quadrant
tenderness
• mild hepatitis
• acute cardiac
• neurologic disease
• arthritis
STAGES OF LYME
DISEASE
FACTORS
• Age
• Behavior Treponema pallidum
Treponemal Tests(Confirmatory):
• Manual:
STAGES OF
CONGENITAL SPHYLIS • fluorescent treponemal antibody
SYPHYLIS • hemorrhagic rhinitis absorption (FTA-ABS) test
• Skin eruptions( maculopapular rash)
• generalized lymphadenopathy • particle agglutination (PA)
• hepatosplenomegaly, jaundice • T pallidum particle agglutination
Primary Secondary Latent Tertiary • anemia (TP-PA)
• painful limbs Detects antibodies to
• bone abnormalities • Automated T pallidum
• Presence of • Primary lesion is • Gummatoussy
• Enzyme immunoassays (EIAs)
• lack of clinical
chancre on present (Chancre) symptoms philis • chemiluminescent immunoassays
Male: outside of • Lymphadenopath
the penis and y
• noninfectious at • cardiovascular (CLIA)
this time( except
Women:vagina • disease
or on the cervix •
malaise
fever
Pregnant women)
• neurosyphilis.
• multiplex flow immunoassays
• lasts from 1 to 6 •
weeks •
pharyngitis;
skin and mucous
(MFI)
membranes rash
• visual
disturbances
• hearing loss,
tinnitus
• facial weakness
Yor, Stephen Klent C.
BSMT 3-1
FACTORS
• Age Components
• Gender • B cells
• Environmental • T cells
• Genetic abnormalities and
susceptibility
Immune response
• Increase production of
autoantibodies
Immune response
• Infiltration of cell components in the
inflamed synovium
• Growth of inflammatory granulation
tissue between joint and cartilage
Laboratory Diagnosis
Automated Testing(Antibody):
Rheumatic Arthritis • ELISA
• Chemiluminescence immunoassay
• Nephelometric methods
Yor, Stephen Klent C.
Components BSMT 3-1
FACTORS • Thyroid hormones
• Age • B cells
• Gender • T cells
• Environmental • APCs
• infections,
• medications
• smoking
• psychological stress Immune response
pregnancy • Loss of immunological tolerance and share the
presence of cell and humoral immune
• Genetic
response against antigens that leads to tissue
injury in autoimmune thyroid disease
Automated Testing(Antibody):
Laboratory Diagnosis • ELISA
• Chemiluminescence immunoassay
Autoimmune
Thyroid Diseases
Yor, Stephen Klent C.
BSMT 3-1 Components
• Beta cells
• B Lymphocyte cells
FACTORS • T lymphocyte cells
• Age • APCs
• Gender
• Genetic
• Pregnancy
Immune response
• Inflammation of the islets of Langerhans in the pancrease leads to
fibrosis and destruction of most beta cells.
• autoimmunity to insulin itself may be central to disease pathogenesis is
likely caused by apoptosis and attack by cytotoxic lymphocytes.
Laboratory Diagnosis
Laboratory Diagnosis
HLA TYPING
Celiac Disease
Yor, Stephen Klent C.
Components BSMT 3-1
FACTORS • Macrophages
• Age • Microglial cells
• B cells
• Gender • T cells
• Environmental
• reduced exposure to
sunlight
• vitamin D deficiency
• cigarette smoking
• Genetic •
Immune response
cell–dependent inflammatory demyelination of the CNS. Inflammatory
demyelination caused by T lymphocytes induces B lymphocytes to
produce antimyelin antibodie
ANTIGEN/ANTIBODY TESTING:
• Oligoclonal IgG band pattern by CSF
electrophoresis
Laboratory Diagnosis • Quantification of CSF IgG and albumin
concentrations
• Interpretation of CSF indices
Multiple Sclerosis
Yor, Stephen Klent C.
BSMT 3-1
Components
• B cells
• T cells
FACTORS • APCs
• Age
• Gender
• Environmental Immune response
• Genetic • ACH is released from nerve endings to generate an action
potential that causes the muscle fiber to contract.
• antibody combines with the receptor site, binding of ACH is
thought to be blocked.
• antibody interact with complement to damage the
postsynaptic muscle membrane and can promote rapid
endocytosis of the ACHRs that reduces numbers on the
muscle cell membranes.
Antibody/Antigen testing:
• Radioimmunoprecipitation (RIPA) assay
Laboratory Diagnosis • immunofluorescence cell-based assays
• ELISA
• luciferase immunoprecipitation
• fluorescence immunoprecipitation
Myasthenia assays (FIPA)
Gravis
Yor, Stephen Klent C.
Components BSMT 3-1
• B cells
• T cells
FACTORS • APCs
• Age
• Gender
• Environmental •
Immune response
Autoantibodies against the noncollagenous domain of the alpha-3 chain of type IV
• Genetic •
collagen.
Autoantibody reacts with collagen in the glomerular or alveolar basement
membranes that causes damage by type ii hypersensitivity
• Complement binding to the immune deposits attracts neutrophils, which mediate
injury to the membranes by releasing chemically reactive oxygencontaining
• Molecules and proteolytic enzymes.
• Immune reactants progressively destroy the renal tubular, glomerular,
• And pulmonary alveolar basement membranes that keads to loss of membrane
• Integrity
Antibody/Antigen:
• IIF,
Laboratory Diagnosis • ELISA
• Western blot
Goodpasture’s Syndrome