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Although the appropriate concept was probably communicated, the terminology used was not entirely correct.The prozone reaction refers to the absence of antibody-antigen precipitation in the presence of antibody excess. Since the authors refer to situations of antigen excess, the term prozone cannot correctly be used.Instead, absence of precipitation with excess antigen is described as the postzone phenomenon.This term should be applied to false-negative antigen test results in undiluted serum, which become positive on dilution. Furthermore, the point of maximum precipitation is named the zone of equivalence1 (Fig 1).lthough the appropriate concept was probably communicated, the terminology used was not entirely correct.The prozone reaction refers to the absence of antibody-antigen precipitation in the presence of antibody excess. Since the authors refer to situations of antigen excess, the term prozone cannot correctly be used.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. As defined by the American Psychiatric Association, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that develops after an individual experiences or is exposed to a traumatic event. Examples of such events include the threat of death, serious injury, violence, or abuse.uch professions include the military, police officers, fireman, and EMTs. However, PTSD may also occur as the result of personal events in one?s life such as robbery, car accidents, abuse, or rape. Symptoms of PTSD most often occur within three months of the trauma but, in some cases, may take years to develop.