1.4.1 Gastrointestinal Viruses Flashcards by Miles Sanderson | Brainscape

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What are the general requirement of viruses that enter the body through the GI tract?

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What are the names of the different picornaviruses?

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What are the general characteristics of enteroviruses?

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What are the general differences between enteroviruses and rhinoviruses?

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What is the genomic structure of picornaviruses?

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Describe the replication of a picornavirus?

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Describe the disease mechanisms associated with picornaviruses.

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What are the general characteristics of the poliovirus?

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Describe the probable outcomes associated with poliovirus infection.

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Describe the progression of the poliovirus infection.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of inactivated poliovirus vaccines?

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of live oral poliovirus vaccines?

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What is the serum profile associated with inactivated poliovirus vaccines?

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What is the serum profile associated with live poliovirus vaccines?

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What are some common manifestations of coxsackie and echovirus infections?

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What is pleurodynia?

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What is herpangina?

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What is the difference between these two images?

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Left - normal

Right - myocarditis caused by coxsackie B

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What are the characteristics of aseptic meningitis?

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Describe the genomic structur of the reovirdide?

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Describe the epidemiology of rotavirus.

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What is the structure of the rotavirus?

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Describe the classification of the rotavirus.

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Describe the replication of rotaviruses.

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Describe the transmission of the rotavirus.

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Describe the course of disease in rotavirus.

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Describe the effect of rotavirus on the small intestine.

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What is the role of NSP4 in rotavirus?

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Describe the pathophysiology associated with rotavirus.

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What is the diagnosis and treatment of rotavirus.

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Describe the vaccines for rotavirus.

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Describe the RotaTeq and Rotarix Vaccine.

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What are the characteristics of calciviruses?

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Describe the genus Norovirus and the genotypes.

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What is the epidemiology of noroviruses?

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What are the clinical manifestations of calciviruses?

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Describe the disease course following norwalk infections.

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What are the characteristics of astroviruses?

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