Dilute Russell’s viper venom time is a lab test for this antibody, which is tested in conjunction with anti-cardiolipin and anti-beta-2-glycoprotein to screen for antiphospholipid syndrome. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this autoantibody whose name is a double misnomer, since it only has its namesake property in vitro, and since it is not necessarily indicative of a disease characterized by a “butterfly” facial rash.
ANSWER: lupus anticoagulant [prompt on lupus antibody]
[10e] Voltaire once quipped that this political entity ruled by Frederick Barbarossa was not accurately described by any of the three portions of its name.
ANSWER: Holy Roman Empire
[10m] The Hot Brown is a variation of this cheese-on-toast dish, which does not contain any meat and likely does not originate in its namesake country. Characters in a Winsor McCay strip have surreal nightmares after eating this food before bed.
ANSWER: Welsh rarebit [accept Welsh rabbit; prompt on rarebit or rabbit] (The comic strip is Dream of the Rarebit Fiend.)
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