cvs19 Flashcards
rhabdo virus
bullet shaped
rabies (helical)
transmission of rabies
mostly bats fox skunk dogs racoons
other diseases spread by bats
Histoplasma
Eebola
Rabies
what type of inclusion bodies seen in rabies
CYTOPLASMIC negri bodies
where do RNA viruses replicate
most in cytoplasm EXCEPT
influenza and retro
Replicates Inside nucleus ( R I )
DNA viruses replicate
in nucleus EXCEPT POX
rabies mannifestations
hydrophobia aerophobia --- spasm of pharynx agitation / anxiety fever malaise myalgia spasticity autonomic instability
Asc flaccid paralysis
rabies and guillane bare
desc flaccid paralysis
polio
diptheria
botulinism
desc spastic paralysis
tetanus —- inhbition of glycine release
prognosis of rabies
resp depression failure and death
how does the virus enter body
enters neurons —- peripheral neurons —- dorsal root ganglion — ascends — replicates in brain
retrograde transport within neuron by
DYENIN
prophylactic vaccine for rabies given to
cave explorers
vets
labs (infected tissue)
ppl travelling to devlpng countries — DOGS
beta proriolactone
used for culturing rabies vaccination
retroviruses
HTLV1
HIV
HTLV1
adult t cell leukemia
lymphoma
mature CD4 T cells
Japanese/ caribbean/ west africa
skin lymhnodes bones (lytic bone lesions)
hepatosplenomegaly
what is the function of IL 1 interms of bone
increases osteoclas activating factor
HYPRCALCEMIA
mycosis fungoides sezary syndrome
mature CD4 t cells
skin cutaneous T CELL LYMPHOMA
cancer cells aggrregate within epidermis —– intra epidermal aggregates of neoplastic cells
how does sezary sydnrome devlop
cancer cells within epidermis form micro abcess —- disseminate through blood —- t cell leukemia
HIV
replicates inside nucleus
polycystronic mRNA — 40 different types of proteins made
HIV makes multiple different types of proteins by which process
alternative splicing