192 - Parvovirus infections Flashcards
Parvovirus B19V transmission is __, followed by __ and __.
respiratory
rash
arthralgia
Parvovirus is __ and __resistance
heat
solvent detergent inactivation
Parvovirus stops ___, leading to a slight decrease in __ in immunocompetent.
erythropoiesis
hemoglobin
What are the 5 clinical events common in parvovirus? 5
erythema infectiosum polyarthropathy syndrome transient aplastic crisis (TAC) pure cell aplasia = chronic anemia hydrops fetalis
Erythema infectiosum= __ / __
fifth disease / slapped cheek disease
Erythema infectiosum starts with a prodrome of __ fever - days post exposure, followed by ___ rash.
low
7-10
macular erythematous
Polyarthropathy syndrome is more common in __, specifically in __.
adults
women
polyarthropathy syndrome is ___. It affects mostly the __ joints of the __, and sometimes also the __ and __.
symmetric small palm ankle knees
IgM appears during the __ and until the __ day of the aplastic crisis. They may remain present up to _ months post infection.
rash
3
IgG appear on the _ day of the disease and stay for __.
7th
life
PCR will be higher during __ infection, and __.
acute
aplastic crisis
Parvovirus treatment is __.
symptomatic