Fever and Rash Viruses Flashcards

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molluscum contagiosum structure - nucleic acid

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large dsDNA, linear

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molluscum contagiosum structure

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enveloped, complex morphology, HUGE

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molluscum contagiosum replication

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replicated in cytoplasm

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molluscum contagiosum clinical course

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flesh-colored papule with central umbilication (“wart” but not a wart)

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molluscum contagiosum treatment

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supportive care and IMMUNE RECONSTITUTION (treatment of underlying HIV)

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variola (smallpox) structure - nucleic acid

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large dsDNA, linear

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variola (smallpox) structure

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enveloped, complex morphology, HUGE

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variola (smallpox) replication

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replicated in cytoplasm

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variola (smallpox) clinical course

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flu-like prodrome, followed by a SYNCHRONOUS vesicular rash (all vesicles in same stage, unlike chicken pox)

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variola (smallpox) vaccine

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live, attenuated vaccine (not safe for immunocompromised or pregnant)

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Mpox (monkeypox) structure - nucleic acid

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large dsDNA, linear

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Mpox (monkeypox) structure

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enveloped, complex morphology, HUGE

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Mpox (monkeypox) clinical course

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*enanthem (lesions in mouth first sometimes)
*macules to papules to vesicles 1-2 days, then pustules at 5-7 days, then scabs 7-14 days
*rash is PAINFUL
*lesions are firm or rubbery

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Mpox (monkeypox) treatment

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tecovirimat (TPOXX)

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Mpox (monkeypox) vaccine

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live non-replicating attenuating virus JYNNEOS

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Parvovirus B19 structure - nucleic acid

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ssDNA, linear

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Parvovirus B19 structure

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naked, icosahedral (very small)

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Parvovirus B19 entry

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receptor is the P antigen on RBCs

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Parvovirus B19 clinical complications

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1) aplastic crisis in patients with sickle cell (because it causes lysis of progenitor RBCs)
2) hydrops fetalis and fetal anemia, possible spontaneous abortion, in pregnant women

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Parvovirus B19 clinical course - kids

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childhood exanthem:
*“slapped cheek” or “fifth disease”
*flu-like symptoms
*raised, indurated facial rash, avoiding the mouth

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Parvovirus B19 clinical course - adults

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rash and ARTHRALGIAS due to immune complexes in skin and joints

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dengue virus structure - nucleic acid

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ss(+) RNA, linear

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dengue virus structure

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enveloped, icosahedral

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dengue virus epidemiology and transmission

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reservoir = monkeys & humans
vector = mosquitoes

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dengue virus clinical course

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*BREAKBONE FEVER:
-rash
-muscle and joint pain
-retro-orbital headache
-high fever

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dengue virus CBC results

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thrombocytopenia and leukopenia

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dengue virus testing

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*PCR detection
*antibody test

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dengue virus vaccine

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*live attenuated tetravalent chimeric vaccine
*only give if confirmed PREVIOUS DENGUE INFECTION and living in endemic area

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why do we only vaccinate those who have already had dengue

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ANTIBODY-DEPENDENT ENHANCEMENT causes subsequent infection with a different serotype to lead to more severe disease, including hemorrhagic fever and death

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yellow fever virus structure - nucleic acid

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ss(+) RNA, linear

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yellow fever virus structure

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enveloped, icosahedral

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yellow fever virus reservoir and vector

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reservoir = monkeys and humans
vector = mosquitoes

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yellow fever virus clinical course

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*JAUNDICE due to liver damage
*high fever
*back pain
*black vomitus
*bloody stools
*GI
*liver/kidney/heart damage

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yellow fever virus vaccine

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live attenuated vaccine

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zika virus structure - nucleic acid

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ss(+) RNA, linear

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zika virus structure

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enveloped, icosahedral

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zika virus transmission and epidemiology

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reservoir = vertebrates
vector = mosquitoes
*also, sexual and vertical transmission

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zika virus clinical course (normal)

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*fever
*itchy rash
*arthralgia
*joint pain
*conjunctivitis

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zika virus clinical course - congenital

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microcephaly and fetal demise

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zika virus testing

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*PCR detection
*antibody test

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rubella virus structure - nucleic acid

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ss(+) RNA, linear

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rubella virus structure

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enveloped, icosahedral

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rubella virus transmission

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respiratory droplets

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rubella virus clinical course

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“German Measles”:
*erythematous rash starts on face, proceeds to trunk, does not coalesce

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congenital rubella syndrome

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fetus with cataracts, heart defects, developmental delays, hearing loss

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rubella virus testing

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antibody testing

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rubella virus vaccine

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live attenuated “MMR” vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella)

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measles virus structure - nucleic acid

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ss(-) RNA, linear, non-segmented

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measles virus structure

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enveloped, helical nucleocapsid

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measles virus replication

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(-) RNA, so needs a viral RNA-dependent RNA-polymerase protein that is virion associated

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measles virus transmission

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respiratory droplets

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measles virus clinical course

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“4 C’s”
1. cough
2. coryza (runny nose)
3. conjunctivitis
4. Koplik spots (on buccal mucosae)
FOLLOWED BY RASH FROM HEAD DOWN (“paint poured on head”
*becomes confluent

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measles virus treatment

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VITAMIN A
otherwise, supportive tx

54
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measles virus vaccine

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live attenuated MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella)

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mumps virus structure - nucleic acid

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ss(-) RNA, linear, non-segmented

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mumps virus structure

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enveloped, helical nucleocapsid

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mumps virus replication

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(-) RNA, so needs a viral RNA-dependent RNA-polymerase protein that is virion associated

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mumps virus transmission

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respiratory droplets

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mumps virus clinical course

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*bilateral parotitis
*fever, headache, malaise
COMPLICATIONS:
*orchitis (testicular inflammation)
*pancreatitis
*meningoencephalitis

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mumps virus vaccine

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live attenuated MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella)

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ebola virus structure - nucleic acid

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ss(-) RNA, linear

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ebola virus structure

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enveloped, helical, with filamentous morphology

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ebola virus replication

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(-) RNA, so needs a viral RNA-dependent RNA-polymerase protein that is virion associated

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ebola virus transmission

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contact with bodily fluids, fomites, dead bodies, infected bats/monkeys/apes

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ebola virus clinical course

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*flu-like illness
*fatigue, headaches
*vomiting/diarrhea
*bleeding by stool/mucosa
*can have massive hemorrhage, shock

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ebola virus vaccine

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single dose Ervebo vaccine (live)