Question

7. A client with a family history of allergies has suffered an allergic response based on a genetic predisposition. This atopic response is usually mediated by what immunoglobulin

Answer 1

Allergic responses associated with genetic predispositions are usually related to immunoglobulin E.

What is immunoglobulin E?

Immunoglobulin E is a scientific term for a type of antibody present only in mammals. This antibody is related to:

• Allergies
• Pathogens such as parasites

Generally, its levels are usually quite high in allergic patients and in people who suffer from some Parasitic disease. According to the above, the patient who has an allergic reaction associated with a genetic predisposition has high levels of immunoglobulin E.

Note: This question is incomplete because the options are missing. Here are the options:

A) Immunoglobulin A

B) Immunoglobulin M

C) Immunoglobulin G

D) Immunoglobulin E

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