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animal: a. T-cells b. B-cells c. Macrophages d. Red blood cells 22. A Type I reaction will usually begin (within) after allergen re-exposure. a. 24 hours b. 12 hours c. Immediately d. Three or four days 23. Antibody and $${\mathrm{C}}^{?}$$ directed cell lysis (Type II Reaction) causes a condition called insulitis resulting in the kilting of beta cells (which produce insulin). The name of the resulting disease is: a. Rheumatoid Arthritis b. Type I Diabetes c. Hemolytic Anemia d. Myasthenia Gravis 24. In rheumatoid arthritis the patient makes immune complexes in joints composed of either IgG or IgM and an exciting antigen. These immune complexes associate with the synovial tissue activating complement which induces inflammation. This condition can be described as a: a. Type I reaction b. Type II reaction c. Type III reaction d. Type IV reaction 25. An igG antibody produced against acetylcholine receptors on muscle cells prevents acetylcholine, produced by motor neurons, from binding to the receptor on muscle resulting in muscle weakness. The name of the resulting disease is: a. Myasthenia Gravis b. Rheumatoid Arthritis c. Celiac Disease d. Osteoarthritis 26. Rheumatoid Factors can be described as which of the following: a. Immune complexes found in the circulating blood b. Abnormal igG made against an inciting agent that gains access to the joint capsule c. An IgM molecule directed against abnormal IgG produced against an inciting agent d. An IgG molecule directed against abnormal IgG produced against an inciting agent e. $$c$$ and $$d$$