Difference between revisions of "Hypersensitivity Reaction"

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A hypersensitivity reaction is when a July intern keeps crying over the smallest little things.

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Hypersensitivity reactions can be broken down into four different types:

Type I hypersensitivity - Also known as immediate hypersensitivity, this is when an intern cries when you say hello.
Type II hypersensitivity - When an intern cries in response to an early admission.
Type III hypersensitivity - When an intern cries while typing notes at 11 PM at night.
Type IV hypersensitivity - Defined as an intern who cries alone in a call room.

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 '''Hypersensitivity reactions''' can be broken down into four different types:
-# '''Type I hypersensitivity''' - Also known as immediate hypersensitivity, this is when an intern cries when you say hello.
+# ''Type I hypersensitivity'' - Also known as immediate hypersensitivity, this is when an intern cries when you say hello.
-# '''Type II hypersensitivity''' - When an intern cries in response to an early admission.
+# ''Type II hypersensitivity'' - When an intern cries in response to an early admission.
-# '''Type III hypersensitivity''' - When an intern cries while typing notes at 11 PM at night.
+# ''Type III hypersensitivity'' - When an intern cries while typing notes at 11 PM at night.
-# '''Type IV hypersensitivity''' - Defined as an intern who cries alone in a call room.
+# ''Type IV hypersensitivity'' - Defined as an intern who cries alone in a call room.
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