Fungi And Yeast

Question 1

HSV type oral infections

Answer 1

HSV-1

Question 2

HSV type genital infections

Answer 2

HSV-2

Question 3

HSV-1 genital
HSV-2 oral infections
Is due to

Answer 3

Oral-genital sexual contact

Question 4

2 phases of HSV infection

Answer 4

Primary infection

Secondary Phase

Question 5

Phase of HSV infection wherein it establishes itself n a nerve ganglion

Answer 5

Primary infection

Question 6

HSV phase wherein recurrent disease occurs at the same site

Answer 6

Secondary Phase

Question 7

Rate of recurrence varies with

Answer 7

Virus type, anatomic site

Question 8

Which anatomic site is more prone to recurrence for HSV-2 infections

Answer 8

Genital recurrences 6x

Question 9

Which HSV infection recur more often

Answer 9

Genital HSV-2 infections

Question 10

Which anatomic site is more prone to recurrence for HSV-1 infections

Answer 10

Oral-labial infections

Question 11

Is there immune protection from previous HSV infection

Answer 11

None

Question 12

HSV lesions

How deep does it occur in the skin

Answer 12

Intraepidermal, thus no scarring

Question 13

HSV primary phase is detected only by

Answer 13

Elevated IgG antibody titer

Question 14

T/F

The severity of primary infection of HSV increases with age

Answer 14

True

Question 15

HSV virus may be spread by:

Answer 15

Respiratory droplets
Direct contact with active lesion
Virus-containg fluid such as saliva or cervical secretions in ptx with no evidence of active disease

Question 16

When does symptoms appear with HSV infection after contact

Answer 16

3-7 days