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23-12-2022
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Suppose that drug a binds to the hapten associated with poison ivy, and blocks the hapten from interacting with other molecules. if a person with a type iv hypersensitivity took this drug and then was exposed to poison ivy, which of the following would you expect to happen?a. The person would likely not experience symptomsb. The person would likely not experience symptoms, but only if it were their first time being exposed tp poison ivyc. The person would likely experience an allergic reaction, but only if it were their first time being exposed to poison ivyd. The person would go into anaphylactic shock

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