sergey1987apr
Forum Newbie
Topics: 6
Posts: 27
|
is reserved for use in acute transplant rejection?
A) High dose ciclosporin
B) High dose cortic osteroid
thz
|
| Tiff
Forum Guru
Topics: 54
Posts: 563
|
Both used to prevent acute rejection, but after rejection happens, corticosteroids used.
|
| sergey1987apr
Forum Newbie
Topics: 6
Posts: 27
|
Thanks Tiff!
Since this is an MCQ I don't know which one I should choose
Is there anything tricky w/ the word "reserved"?
like will "High dose corticosteroid" also be used even if it is not an acute rejection episode?
Thanks a lot~!
|
| Tiff
Forum Guru
Topics: 54
Posts: 563
|
I think the key to this is knowing that first line for acute rejection is a corticosteroid which is prob why they used the term 'reserved". In chronic rejection immunosupressants may or may not be sufficient and alternate methods need to be considered.
|
| sergey1987apr
Forum Newbie
Topics: 6
Posts: 27
|
oh yeah understood thanks a lot u're great =)
|
|
| |
| | | | | |
