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7 viral infections Flashcards

1
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herpes on shaved face

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herpes barbae

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abraded areas in wrestlers herpes

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herpes gladiatorum/scrumpox

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diffuse herpes infection in pts with chronic skin dzz: which dzz and whats the name

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eczema herpeticum (Kaposi's varicelliform eruption)
diffuse HSV infection in pts with pemphigs, Darier's and eczema
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characteristic varicella skin lesions

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vesicles surrounded by erythema

dewdrop on a rose petal

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eczema herpeticum (Kaposi’s varicelliform eruption)

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diffuse HSV infection in pts with pemphigs, Darier’s and eczema

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6
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zoster without rash

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zoster sine herpete

pain without vesciels in prodromic zoster

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pain without vesciels in prodromic zoster

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zoster sine herpete

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8
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dewdrop on a rose petal)

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varicella rash

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9
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herpes barbae

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shaved face

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10
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facial paralysis, hearing loss, vertigo

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ramsay hunt

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11
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chronic fatigue syndrome infx

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mononucleosis

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12
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paul-bunnel heterophil Ab

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Ig that agglutinate sheep erythrocytes in mono

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Ig that agglutinate sheep erythrocytes in mono

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paul-bunnel heterophil Ab

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14
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3 enterovirus dzz

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hand foot mouth
herpangina
acute lymphonodular pharyngitis

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15
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measles aka and cause

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rubeola, 9 day measles

paramyxovirus

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16
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rubeola

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measles

paramyxovirus

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17
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measles 3 symptoms

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coryza cough conjunctivitis

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18
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koplik spots

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measles
erythema with blue/white macules (grains of salt on red background)

syncytial giant cells

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erythema with blue/white macules (grains of salt on red background)

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measles

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20
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rubella aka and cause

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german measles

Togavirus (rubivirus)

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21
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congenital rubella

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deafness, heart disease, cataracts

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22
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forchheimer’s sign

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rubella

small dark red papule on soft palate extending into hard palate

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23
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testicle involvement which virus

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mumps

epididymoorchitis

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24
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acute self limited viral syndrome

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nonspecific signs after HIV contact, last a few weeks

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25
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AIDS related complex

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candida, herpes, hairy leukoplakia, LAD

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26
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AIDS dementia complex

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CNS involvement + other indx (eg TB, CMV)

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27
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DILS

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diffuse infiltrative lymphocytosis syndrome: increased NHL risk, 2/2 CD8 infiltration

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28
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other name for herpetic whitlow

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herpetic paronychia

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29
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ballooning degeneration

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nuclear clearing and enlargement in viral infections

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30
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acantholytic epithelial cells, free floating

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Tzanck

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31
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risk of benzocaine in children

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methemoglobinemia

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32
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methemoglobinemia increased iatrogenic risk

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benzocaine in children

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33
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varicella latency site

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dorsal spinal ganglia

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34
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oral varicella site

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vermilion bordr and palate

white vesicles –> rupture

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35
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gingival involvement varicella vs herpes

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varicella relatively painless

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36
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mnost common complication of varicella in children

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skin infections

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37
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most common complicatin of varicella in adults

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pneumonitits

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38
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phasees of zozter

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prodrome, acute (vesicles), chronic (post-herpeitc neuralgia)

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39
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zoster most common site

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66% thoracic dermatome

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40
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oral zoster spectrum

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white opaque vesicels that rupture

bone necrosis with loss of teeth 2/2 blood vessel damage

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41
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zoster on tip of nose

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nasociliary branch of trigeminal nerve

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42
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post herpatic neuralgia how common

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15%, 1-6 months after rash

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43
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mononucleosis presentation

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fever, prominent cervical LAD, oropharyngeal tonsillar enlargement, soft palatal petechiae
NUG like lesions

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44
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CMV histo

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owl eye (PAS and GMS +) in vascular endothelium and salivary ductal epithelium

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45
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tx for CMV

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ganciclovir; foscarnet 2nd line

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46
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CMV oral

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acute sialadenitis (xerostomia, swelling, pain)
chornic ulcerations (often coinf with HSV)
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47
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enteroviruses h&n patterns

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herpangina: 2-6 lesions (vesicles then ulcers) in posterior soft palate
hand foot mouth: 1-30 lesions (vesciles then ulcers) not confined to posterior mouth
Acute lymphonodular pharyngitis: 1-5 nodules (lymphoid aggregates), no vesiculation or ulceration

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48
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measles aka and cause

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aka rubeola aka 9 day measles

paramyxovirus Morbillivirus

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49
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measles classic presentation

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3Cs: cough, cnjunctivitis (1 stage), rash (2 stage); rash and fever subside (3 stage)

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50
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koplik spots where when what

A

measles
erythema w small blue/white macules (grains of salt on red background)
foci of epithelial necrosis
1 stage of measles

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51
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oral presentation of measles

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koplik spots

candidiasis, NUG and necrotizing stomatitis (if malnourished)

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52
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neuro complication of measles

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subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

personality changes, seizures, coma, death

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53
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subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

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after measles

personality changes, seizures, coma, death

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54
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measles histo

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syncytial giant cells, Warthin Finkeldey giant cells (multinucleated giant lymphocytes)

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55
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multinucleated giant lymphcytes

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Warthin Finkeldey in measles

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56
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rubella aka and cause

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aka german measles aka 3 day measles

togavirus (rubivirus)

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57
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congenital rubella

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deafness, heart dz, cataracts

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58
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mumps cause and classic look

A 
paramyxovirus (rubulavirus)
SG enlargement (75% bilateral, usually parotid)
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59
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most common findings in mumps (2)

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SG enlargement (75% bilateral, usually parotid)
epididymoorchitis (testicle involvmenet in 25% pts)
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60
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intraoral mumps

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swelling/redness of whartons and stensens duct, enlargement of FOM

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61
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normal and HIV CD4/CD8 ratio

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normal 0.9-1.9

HIV more CD8

62
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initial HIV infx

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asymptomatic or acute response (50-70%, 1-6 weeks, ~ mononucleosis, lasts a few weeks then asymptomatic period)

63
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AIDS related complex

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chronic fever, weight loss, diarrhea, oral candidiasis, zoster, OHL
after acute response bu before overt AIDS

64
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overt AIDS

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ARC (AIDS related complex) + opportunistic infections (50% pneumonia; also CMV, HSV, fungal, toxo)

65
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opportunistic infections in overt AIDS

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(50% pneumonia; also CMV, HSV, fungal, toxo)

66
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best marker for transition to AIDS

A

viremia

67
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AIDS dementia complex

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CNS invovlement - progressive encephalopathy

68
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oral manifestations assoc w HIV

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candidiasis, hairy leukplakia, Kaposi, NHL, periodontal dz (NUG, NUP, linear gingival erythema, pain)

69
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OHL histo

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balloon cells and nuclear beading (peripheral margination of chromatin)

70
Q

balloon cells and peripheral margination of chromatin

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OHL

71
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most common opportunistic viral pathogen in AIDS

A

CMV

72
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lymphadenopathy in AIDS

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present >3 months, involves 2+ extra inguinal sites

persistent and generalized

73
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2nd most common malignancy in AIDS

A

NHL
60x greater chance
CNS most common site

74
Q

hyperpigmentation in AIDS where and why

A

skin, nails, mucosa

meds, adrenal gland destruction, idiopathic

75
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HIV associated salivary gland dz

A

parotid enlargement (60% bilateral) = LAD
looks like BLEL
multiple epithelium lined cystic spaces w reactive lymphoid stroma

p24 core Ag of HIV can be shown in dendritic cells

76
Q

DILS in AIDS what is and risks;
progression
treatment

A 
diffuse infiltrative lymphocytosis syndrome
increased NHL risk 
2/2 CD8 infiltration
--> lymphoepithelial cyst formation
can affect lyung
tx: prednisone
77
Q

HSV in AIDS

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same prevalence but widespread, atypical, and longer duration

78
Q

HPV in HIV

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additional variants: 7 *butcher’s wart and 32 (Heck’s)

79
Q

most commno fungal infx in HIV

A

histoplasmosi

80
Q

aphthae in HIV

A

more – herpetiform and major

81
Q

HSV genome

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dsDNA, linear, enveloped. 4 layers

82
Q

Pox genome

A

largest dsDNA

83
Q

Hep B genome

A

smallest DNA, not a full ds (one shorter)

84
Q

adenovirus genome

A

largest dsDNA nonenveloped

85
Q

HPV genome

A

dsDNA circular non enveloped

86
Q

Hep A genome

A

ssRNA linear nonenveloped

87
Q

Hep C genome

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+ssRNA enveloped

88
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Hep D genome

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ssRNA circular enveloped (needs Hep B)

89
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hep E genome

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+ssRNA non enveloped

90
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paramyxovirus genome

A

-ssRNA non segmented

91
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enterovirus genome

A

+ssRNA

92
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polio genome

A

+ssRNA non enveloped, simple

enterovirus

93
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HIV genome

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ssRNA spherical enveloped (p24)

94
Q

SARS genome

A

RNA

95
Q

west nile river virus genome

A

RNA

96
Q

HSV layers

A

Core: dsDNA
Capsisd: capsomeres
Tegument: viral enzymes
Envelope

97
Q

EM and HSV

A

Core: dsDNA
Capsisd: capsomeres
Tegument: viral enzymes
Envelope

98
Q

HSV and HIV

A

 HSV 2 is associated with a 2 fold increase in HIV

99
Q

poss conifections in HSV ulcers

A

CMV

100
Q

tzanck cells what and where

A 
Free floating epithelial cells
 HSV
 VZV
 Pemphigus
warty dyskeratoma
101
Q

rash spread in varicella

A

begins on facce and trunk, then spreds to extremities

102
Q

wild type varicella in immunized pt

A

breakthrough infx

103
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oral and skin lesions in varicella

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perioral and oral fairly common, precede skin lesions

104
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frequency of oral involvement in varicella

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25%

105
Q

complications of VZV in children and adults

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Complication in children : 2ry skin infections

 Complication in adults: Pneumonitis

106
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hutchinson sign in zoster

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Lesions on tip of nose indicate involvement of nasociliary branch of trigeminal

107
Q

zoster esions on tip of nose

A

indicate involvement of nasociliary branch of trigeminal

hutchinson sign

108
Q

chronic phase of zoster

A

postherpetic neuralgia
Persistent pain after resolution of rash 1-3 m ( minimum)
 Resolution 2m-1yr ( rare 20 yrs)

109
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postherpetic neuralgia how soon and how long

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Persistent pain after resolution of rash 1-3 m ( minimum)

 Resolution 2m-1yr ( rare 20 yrs)

110
Q

reye syndrome

A

viral infx + aspirin

111
Q

viral infx + aspirin

A

reye syndrome

112
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ramsey hunt syndrome aka

A

(Nervus Intermedius Neuralgia / Geniculate Neuralgia

113
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rash in ramsey hunt

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skin of ear / external auditory canal (EAC)

114
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ramsey hunt classic presentation

A

Acute peripheral facial neuropathy
 Rash on skin of ear / external auditory canal (EAC)
 Loss of taste buds in ant 2/3
 Ipsilateral facial paralysis , hearing deficit, vertigo

115
Q

ramsey hunt ganglion

A

geniculate

116
Q

EBV causes what? (x6)

A

Oral Hairy Leukoplakia (OHL)
 Burkitt Lymphoma
 Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma (NPC)
 Salivary Lymphoepithelial Carcinoma (SLEC)
 Gastric, breast, and hepato carcinoma
 Mononucleosis;Mono;Glandular fever;kissing disease

117
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classic mono and cause

A

Fever/ fatigue/anorexia
Bilateral Lymphadenopathy
Oropharyngeal tonsillar enlargement

EBV and CMV

118
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EBV vs CMV mono

A

CMV mono - Heterophil AB negative (vs EBV mono)

119
Q

clinical symptoms of EBV

A 
 Fever
 Lymphadenopathy
 Pharyngitis
 Hepatosplenomegaly
 Rhinitis / cough
120
Q

common intraoral of EBV mono

A

NUG

121
Q

chronic fatigue syndrome main symptoms and poss association

A

profound fatigue >6 m, Pharyngitis main symptom

poss EBV

122
Q

establish dx of EBV mono

A

Paul-Bunnell test and rapid slide agglutination (monospot)

123
Q

latency site for CMV

A

SG / endothelium/ macrophages / lymphocytes

124
Q

EBV aka

A

HHV4

125
Q

CMV aka

A

HHV5

126
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HHV5 aka

A

CMV

127
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HHV4 aka

A

EBV

128
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CMV to baby routes

A

Pass placenta, during delivery, during breast feeding

129
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symptomatic CMV infx frequecncy

A

 90% of CMV are asymptomatic

130
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CMV effect on teeth

A

Tooth defect such as enamel hypoplasia, attrition, yellow coloration

131
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roseola cause and other names

A

(exanthema subitum 6th disease )

most often caused by HHV6 but can occur with HHV7

132
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HHV 6 causes what

A

roseola

133
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HHV 7 causes what

A

roseola

134
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exanthema subitum what is

A

roseola, 6th dz

HHV6 and 7

135
Q

6th dz what is

A

roseola, exanthema subitum

HHV 6 and 7

136
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which entoriviruses cause herpangina

A

Cox A1-A6, A8, A10, A22; Found in palate and tonsil

137
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which entoriviruses cause hand foot mouth

A

Cox A16 most common

 entero 71 (asia-pacific)

138
Q

Beau lines

A

nail loss or ridges

hand foot mouth dz

139
Q

where intraorally HFM dz

A

anterior

140
Q

acute lymphonodular pharyngitis cause

A

Cox A10

141
Q

rubeola vs rubella aka and duration

A

Rubeola (measles) = 9 days measles

Rubella ( German measles)=3 days measles

142
Q

rubeola vs rubella type of virus

A

ribeola paramyxovirus, rubella togavirus

143
Q

3Cs which virus and what is

A

measles

coryza, cough, conjunctivitis

144
Q

koplik spots

A

measles

145
Q

subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

A

delayed complication after initial measles

146
Q

congenital rubella

A

deafness (most common), heart disease, cataracts

147
Q

rubeola vs rubella oral signs

A

rubeola (measles) - koplik

rubella - Forscheimer sign

148
Q

paramyxovirus 3 dzz (one obscure)

A

mumps, measles, pagets

149
Q

acute rertoviral syndrome how long and like what, how often

A

Acute phase of HIV, 1-6 wks after exposure, resembles mono (70%
of patients)

150
Q

AIDS related complex (ARC)

A

chronic fever, weight loss, diarrhea, oral candida, HSV, OHL

151
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AIDS dementia complex

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progressive encephalopathy / neurological problems

152
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Immune reconstruction syndrome:

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worsening of HIV/AIDS with cART

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