10. Arboviruses Flashcards
arbovirus associated with shock syndrome? hw does it develop?
Denguevirus of serotype 1, 3 or 4
then denguevirus 2 –>shock
virus causing symptoms similar to dengue virus? why is it important to distinguish?
Chikungunya virus.
tx with NSAIDs improves chikungunya but enhances hemorrhage in Dengue
2 vectors for flavivirus?
mosquitos and ticks
hw to distinguish Togavirus from Flavivirus?
toga is protease sensitive, falvi is resistent
first stage of togavirus infection
hw is it indroduced?
site of replicaiton?
3 symptoms?
gets in blood via insect bite
- multiplies in rough RE system (esp. spleen and lymph nodes)
viremia –> fever, vomiting, pain
arboviral disease common in nicolas county WV?
LaCrosse encephalitis
characteristic of yellow fever virus?
black vomit
Family containing alphavirus? 3 disease names?
Togaviridae.
Eastern/western/venezualan equine encephalitis
arbovirus associated with hemoconcentration?
tx?
Dengue fever virus
hydration
3 ways West nile virus can be transmitted?
insect
blood transfusions
organ transplant
Primary host for zoonotic diseases? 2 ways its transmitted to seconday host?
animal.
host is accidentally infected.
insect or shit
second stage of togacvirus infection?
2 symptoms
virus crosses BBB –> encephalitis and lesions lesions throughout the brain –> neuronophagia and encephalomalacia
2 main viruses in flavivirus?
yellow fever and dengue
3 viruses diagnosed via trioplex TR-PCR?
zika, chikunguya and Dengue
where do arboviruses replicate? where do they cause disease?
replicate in host and insect
only cause disease in host