DNA Viruses

Question 1

Hepatitis B virus

Answer 1

Hepadnaviridae

Question 2

Herpes 1-8

Answer 2

Herpesviridae

Question 3

Herpes 3

Answer 3

Chickenpox — varicella zoster

Question 4

Herpes 4

Answer 4

Mononucleosis/Kissing disease — Epstein Barr

Question 5

Herpes 5

Answer 5

Cytomegalovirus

Question 6

Herpes 8

Answer 6

Kaposis sarcoma

Question 7

Various virus (smallpox)

Answer 7

Poxviridae

Question 8

Cowpox/Monkeypox virus

Answer 8

Poxviridae

Question 9

Human mastadenovirus/Adenovirus

Answer 9

Adenoviridae

Question 10

Human papilloma virus

Answer 10

Papillomaviridae

Question 11

Human B19 or Erythema infectiosum

Answer 11

Parvoviridae

Question 12

Herpes I/II

Answer 12

Infection of mucosal epithelium

Contact with infected secretions, blood or transplacentally

Question 13

HSVI symptoms

Answer 13

Oral, thoracic ganglia

Cold sores

Question 14

HSVII symptoms

Answer 14

Genital, sacral ganglia

Genital lesions

Question 15

Herpes 5

Answer 15

Infects WBC and is transmitted by blood and body fluids

Question 16

Herpes 4

Answer 16

Testing to detect viral capsid antigen, early antigen, EBV nuclear antigen, monospot

Question 17

Childhood exanthems — first

Answer 17

Measles

Question 18

Childhood exanthems — second

Answer 18

Scarlet fever (group A strep)

Question 19

Childhood exanthems — third

Answer 19

Rubella

Question 20

Childhood exanthems — fourth

Answer 20

Dukes disease

Question 21

Childhood exanthems — fifth

Answer 21

B19

Question 22

Childhood exanthems — sixth

Answer 22

Roseola infantum

Question 23

Adenovirus

Answer 23

Causes the common cold