How Does the Type V Hypersensitivity Reaction Differ from Other

question 4

Multiple Choice

How does the type V hypersensitivity reaction differ from other reactions?

• A) It is cell mediated rather than antibody mediated.
• B) It is an immediate response rather than a delayed response.
• C) It produces a stimulatory response to normal tissues.
• D) It results in more severe tissue damage than is caused by other types of reactions.

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