Arbovirus -- Bunyaviridae -- Bunya+Hanta Flashcards

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Unifying characteristic of arbo?

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Transferred by arthropods

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Most common arthropod vectors for arboviruses?

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Mosquitos and Ticks

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Most common arbovirus animal reservoirs?

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Birds, Pigs, Monkeys, Rodents

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Common symptom of arboviruses?

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Fever and Rash

Maybe later encephalitis and Fever

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How are arboviruses typically diagnosed?

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Serology
Culture
Direct Detection Tests

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Prevention of Arboviruses?

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Surveilance
Control of vector
sometimes vaccination

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Name the virus that is a part of the California group of Bunyaviruses.

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La Cross

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Describe La Cross virus

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-ssRNA, Segmented
Helical Caspid
Enveloped

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What do the three segments of LaCross RNA do?

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L - Polymerase
M - Membrane Glycoprotein
S - Nucleocaspid Glycoprotein

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Clinical Presentation of LaCross?

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Encephalitis
Seizures (50% of children)
Coma (10% children)
Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Lethargy

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Most likely patients?

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Children under 16

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Pathogenesis of LaCross?

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Insect bite
Primary Viremia
Infection of reticuloendothelial system and vasculoendothelial system (Mild Disease)
Secondary Viremia
CNS
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Transmission of LaCross? Most common US location?

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Triseriatus mosquito.

Midwest

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La Crosse reservoir?

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Chipmunks and Squirrels

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15
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Treatment?

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None

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16
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Prevention?

A

Avoid Mosquitos

17
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Name the two subfamilies of Bunyaviridae

A

Bunyavirus and hantavirus

18
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Describe two clinical types of hantavirus presentation.

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Sin Nombre Virus (Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome)

Asian Hantavirus – Hemorrhagic Fever+Renal Syndrome

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Presentation of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome?

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Early Fever, Headaches, Dizziness, Chills, GI probs
Acute Respiratory Failure
Death from Circulatory Collapse

20
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Presentation of Hemorrhagic Fever with Renal Syndrome?

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Early – Sudden headaches, back/ab pain, fever, chills, blurred vision
Late – Low BP, Shock, Vasclar Leakage, Kidney Failure

21
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Describe hantavirus pathogenesis

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Infects lung parenchyma, to Lymph Nodes
Disseminates, Targets Vascular Endothelial Cells
Endo. cells damaged from virus + imm. system
Greater Cap. Permeability –> Edema
Heart Failure

22
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Reservoir of Hanta?

A

Deer Mouse or Cotton Rat

23
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How do people tend to get hanta?

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Aerosolized Rodent Waste, bite, direct mucous mem contact with excretions

24
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How do you treat hanta?

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Aggressive supportive care, ventilation

Careful Monitoring or O, H2O, and BP

25
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Prevention of Hanta?

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Limited rodent contact

Precautions when cleaning out infested areas