Match the Type of Hypersensitivity with the antibody produced:

Antibodies directed against thyroglobulin represent a significant finding in which of the following autoimmune diseases?

A  patient has increased thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) and decreased T4 levels with a normal T3 level. Antithyroglobulin is measured as 1:1,280, and the antimicrosomal level is reportedly 1:6,400. This patient most likely has:

Type 1 diabetes is characterized by an HbA1c of 6, decreased glucose level, incresed sweating at night, weight gain and decreased urination?

Latex allergies are associated with which of the following hypersensitivity?

The major difference between type II and type III hypersensitivity reactions is whether the antigen is cellular or soluble?

Which bacteria are known to cause rheumatic fever due to molecular mimicry?

An exaggerated reaction directed against an antigen that is harmless is called:

In noncompetitive enzyme immunoassays the antibody is bound to the solid phase?

When performing a point of care test, which method is the easiest?