NUR 205 Ch 42 Ped's Immune disorder

VHCC Chapter 42 Nursing care of a family when a child has a immune disorder.

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Cellular immune response remains adequate; child has resistance to viral , fungal and parasitic infections, but all levels of immunoglobulins are abnormally low.

Hypogammaglobinemia

Infection of surfaces exposed to the external environment and normally protected by mucus are common along with atopic disease.

IgA deficiency

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is spread by two primary routes in the adult population. _______ contact and _______ contact

Sexual; parental

_________ results from an inability to distinguish self from nonself, causing the immune system to carry out immune responses against normal cells and tissue.

Autoimmunity

Assessment of ht exact symptoms of allergy is important in helping identify the underlying ________

allergen

The best way to identify the specific allergies in a child with food allergies is the use of a _____________ or an elimination diet.

Food diary

Congenital immunodeficiencies usually manifest after the first ________ months of life.

six

When a child is stung by a bee, the immediate action should be to apply ___________ to the site to minimize the absorption of the venom.

ice

The neutralization of pathogens through ingestion by white blood cells.

Phagocytosis

Secretion by cytotoxic cells that contain or prevent migration of antigens

Lymphkines

Foreign substance capable of stimulating an immune response.

antigen

Responsible for retaining the formula for ability to produce specific immunoglobulins

Memory cells

A hypersensitivity reaction to a foreign serum antigen or drug.

Serum sickness

A nonantigenic substance that becomes antigenic when combined with a higher weight molecule.

Hapten formation

T cells that reduce the production of immunoglobulins against a specific antigen

Suppressor cells

An antigen that can be readily destroyed by an immune response

Immunogen

When antibodies are formed in response to a particular antigen; acquired through T lymphocyte activity.

cell mediated immunity

Cells capable of resisting foreign invaders

Immunocopetent cells


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