The prototype of Type II hypersensitivity reaction is__________________?

Correct answer: C. Auto immune hemolytic anemia

  • A. Arthus reaction
  • B. SLE
  • C. Auto immune hemolytic anemia
  • D. Contact dermatitis

Explanation

Autoimmune haemolytic anaemia is a classic Type II reaction because antibodies bind red-cell surface antigens and cause cell destruction. Arthus reaction and SLE are Type III examples, whereas contact dermatitis is Type IV.

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