187 - Herpes Simplex Virus Infections (HSV) Flashcards

1
Q

The most common HSV1 infection is through the __ ganglion.

A

trigeminal

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2
Q

Trigeminal nerve- __

A

5th cranial nerve

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3
Q

The most common HSV 1 genital infection is through the ___ (S2-S5)

A

sacral nerve root

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4
Q

Immunocompromised patients with ___ deficiency are more prone to severe infections, than patients with humoral deficiency (such as- __),

A

cellular

agammaglobulinemia

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5
Q

CD_ are instrumental in determining the HSV1 infection becoming __ or __.

A

8
clinical
subclinical

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6
Q

HSV2 infection increases the risk for __ during sexual intercourse with an infected individual.

A

HIV-1

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7
Q

HSV2 is more common in the __ area

A

genitalium

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8
Q

HSV1 is more common in the __ area

A

facial

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9
Q

What are the common symptoms of HSV1?

A
fever
weakness
myalgia
anorexia
cervical lymphadenopathy
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10
Q

Up to 15% of people with latent HSV will experience __ 3 days after ___.

A

relapse

dental extraction

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11
Q

HSV reactivation is common in __ and post __. It is recommended to give prophylaxis of __/__

A

immunocompromised
transplant
acyclovir
penciclovir

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12
Q

HSV 1 and __ are considered to be possible etiology for __.

A

VZV

Bell’s palsy

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13
Q

Genital HSV infection tends to be __ and __.

A

bilateral

painful

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14
Q

Herpetic Whitlow is an infection of the ___.

A

finger

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15
Q

Herpes gladiatorum is common among __, and may affect different areas of the body (__, __, __).

A

wrestlers
chest
ears
face

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16
Q

HSV eye infection is the most common cause for __.

A

corneal blindness

17
Q

HSV eye infection = ___.

A

HSV keratitis

18
Q

HSV keratitis should not be treated with ___

A

steroids

19
Q

HSV keratitis should be treated with __, __, and __.

A

debridement
local antiviral
interferon

20
Q

HSV can cause viral ___. The best diagnostic tool is CSF __.

A

encephalitis

PCR

21
Q

HSV encephalitis should be treated with ___ before diagnosis is made.

A

acyclovir

22
Q

HSV meningitis is usually due to primary __. Symptoms include 3 and lasts - days. CSF lymphocytic pleocytosis is a characteristics of the disease.

A
HSV2
headache
fever
photophobia 
2-7
23
Q

HSV is the most common cause of ___ meningitis.

A

Mollaret’s

24
Q

The biggest risk for vertical transmission during pregnancy is the __ of infection to the time of partum.

A

proximity

25
Q

The best diagnostic tool is __ or __-__ culture.

A

PCR

spin amplified

26
Q

Cutaneous/mucosae HSV infections should be treated with: __/__/__.

A

acyclovir
famciclovir
valacyclovir

27
Q

Ocular HSV infections should be treated with __/__/__.

A

trifluorothymidine
idoxuridine
cidofovir

28
Q

Encephalitis/neonatal HSV should be treated with

A

IV acyclovir

29
Q

What is the most common S/E for IV acyclovir? how can it be prevented?

A
AKI
slow drip (1 hour) + hydration