Epstein Barr virus is the most common agent for heterophile positive IM, usually seen in non immune young adults. after the invasion of virus, it is readily detectable in the buccal fluid even though symptoms are present or not. from time to time presence of antibodies can be seen in other body fluids including urine.
in the early stages of illness, the heterophile antibody test is somewhat insensitive, especially in the first week.in the third week of illness, the false-negative rate is reduced to 5 %.
What is the clinical significance of testing for (IM) infectious mononucleosis heterophile antibodies at an early...
help thanks!!! 25. Testing for heterophile antibodies is specific for the infectious mononucleosis virus. (True or False) 26. To determine whether a patient had an IgG antibody to a specific antigen, an agglutination test was performed. The undiluted patient's sera was negative for agglutination as were all dilutions made. a. patient is negative for the antibody. b. patient sera is exhibiting prozone through the very diluted dilutions made. c. patient sera is unable to form a lattice d. patient is...
Arianna was diagnosed with mononucleosis, an infectious disease that targets B-lymphocytes. The doctor palpated her left side, just below the rib cage, and told Arianna she was checking to see if a certain organ was enlarged, a complication that can occur with mononucleosis. What lymphatic organ was the doctor checking, and why would it become enlarged? Include some explanation of the anatomy and histology of this organ in your answer. Thanks in advance!
Describe the ways in which molecular testing can benefit public health with regard to infectious diseases. What role do you think that molecular testing should be used in the clinical laboratory? Provide three reasons why molecular testing may be more beneficial in a clinical lab compared to traditional testing with regard to Infectious Diseases. Genome Sequencing Used To Find Deadly Bacteria. The Wall Street Journal (9/5, Mckay, Subscription Publication) reports that increased speed and lowered costs have made it possible...
Malaria an infectious disease of global health significance, For this disease, describe both the global health burden and at least one global campaign which is working towards its control, elimination, or eradication. What methods, efforts, or steps are being taken to control your chosen disease? What are the challenges to global cooperation in infectious disease surveillance, control, and/or eradication? Use substantial supportive examples and be detailed
Malaria an infectious disease of global health significance, For this disease, describe both the global health burden and at least one global campaign which is working towards its control, elimination, or eradication. What methods, efforts, or steps are being taken to control your chosen disease? What are the challenges to global cooperation in infectious disease surveillance, control, and/or eradication? Use substantial supportive examples and be detailed
what are the clinical significance of Other Blood Group systems
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