Learn the 4 types of hypersensitivity reactions in eight minutes. Type 1 hypersensitivity reaction is associated with allergic reactions. Type 2 involves cytotoxic and cytolytic processes including blood transfusion reactions. Type 3 is mediated by antigenantibody complexes. Type 4 is the delayed hypersensitivity response which is cellmediated.

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0:00 Intro/Type 1
3:39 Type 2
4:51 Type 3
5:45 Type 4
6:53 Review

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