1. Who is the author of “Allergy” ?

2. What is allergy?

3. Which of the following is caused by Allergy ?

4. How can Allergic diseases treated ?

5. What is suggested to avoid allergy ?

6. A person has to be exposed to the particular………………. for some time to become allergic to it.

7. The ……………. path of allergy development is widely referred to as “the allergy march.”

8. The clinical use of inhaled ……………… is currently gaining ground due to their anti-inflammatory effects.

9. Sheets, mattress pads and blankets should be washed …………… in hot water.

10. How many general approaches are there to the treatment of allergic diseases ?

11. Which one of the following is not suggested to avoid allergen?

12. Which one of the following is a suggestion to avoid allergen?

13. What is IgE ?

14. IgE antibodies is that they can be specific for hundreds of different ………………

15. What is the full form of ECP?.

16. Our basic understanding of allergy has evolved from the discovery in…

17. Our basic understanding of allergy has evolved from the discovery by scientistis …………………

18. Initially, allergy often appears as seemingly …………….. condition, such as hay fever during the pollen season.

19. Allergens are of ……………..

20. What are allergens ? :

21. Dr. Rana S. P. Singh was born on

22. A powder produced by the male part of a flower

23. IgE was discovered in

24. EcP is a

25. For effective asthama treatment, it is important for a person to consider some other things too besides the obvious signs of the disease.

26. Often at first, allergy appears in a ……………. form.

27. Genetic and environment risk factors can cause .

28. The two scientists – Uppsala and Baltimore discovered immunoglobulin E or IgE antibodies in

29. The most troublesome allergen in North America is

29. The most troublesome allergen in North America is