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HERPES VIRIDAE Flashcards

1
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This virus is coined from “Herpetic” which means spreading

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Herpes viridae

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2
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To which is Herpes Viridae coined from?

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“Herpetic”

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3
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Spreading of ulcerative skin lesions and usually seen in HSV 3

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Herpes Viridae

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4
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Herpes viridae is usually seen in?

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HSV 3

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5
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Where does the replication of Herpes Viridae takes place?

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Host’s nucleus

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6
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This virus has no signs and symptoms

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Herpes viridae

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7
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Where is Herpes viridae latency period is seen?

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Neurotropic
Lymphotropic

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Latency in nerve cells (HSV 1&2, VZV)

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Neurotropic

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9
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In which latency period does herpes viridae infect the CNS?

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Neurotropic

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10
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Latency in lymphocytes

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Lymphotropic

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11
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In this latency period, some are associated with cancers and humans are the natural host.

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Lymphotropic

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12
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Lymphotropic is associated with?

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Cancers

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13
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Under the pathogenesis of herpes viridae, it commonly infects?

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Skin, and mucous memberanes

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14
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Under the pathogenesis of herpes viridae, priduces ______________________ and _______________.

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Intranuclear inclusions and multinucleated giant cells.

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15
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What virus has the diagnosis of lesions especially surrounding the mouth?

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Herpes viridae

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16
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What virus has the diagnosis of intranuclear inclusion on smear?

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Herpes viridae

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17
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This is a test under herpes viridae wherein this is an examination of a fluid coming from a blister or bulla or from a scrape of an ulcer base.

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Tzanck test

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18
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Tzanck test is AKA?

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Tzanck smear
Chicken pox skin test
Herpes skin test

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19
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In doing Tzanck test, where is the specimen obtained?

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Blister or a Bulla
Ulcer base

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20
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What are the viruses of Herpes viridae?

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HSV-1 (Oral Herpes)
HSV - 2 (Genital herpes)
Varicella-Zoster Virus
Cytomegalovirus
Epsein-Barr virus
Human Herpes Virus 6, 7 and 8

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21
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HSV-1 is AKA?

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Oral Herpes

22
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What disease do HSV-1 cause?

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Gingivostomatitis

23
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HSV-1 recurs as cold sores (_____________)

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Herpes labialis

24
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an infection of the finger and especially the fingertip that is typically caused by infection of a virus.

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Whitlow

25
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This virus affects the eyes, mouth, lips and fingers

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HSV-1

26
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HSV-2 is AKA as?

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Genital Herpes

27
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Genital herpes may lead to?

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Meningitis and encephalitis

28
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What distinct disease do VZV cause?

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Varicella and Herpes Zoster

29
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This is AKA as chicken pox?

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Varicella

30
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Centrifugal rashes on the surface of the skin.

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Varicella

31
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This is circular flat discoloration, <1cm and is brown, blue, red or hypopigmented

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Macule

32
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Superficial solid elevated

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Papule

33
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Circular collected of free fluid

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Vesicle

34
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Vesicle containing pus inflammatory coils

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Pustule

35
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Dried serum or exudate on skin

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Crust

36
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Zoster is AKA as?

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Shingles

37
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What causes shingles?

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Reactivation of VZV

38
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Where do the lesions of zoster found?

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Thoracic and Lumbar regions

39
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It is a spread through close prolonged contact with infectious body specimen

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Cytomegalovirus

40
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To what is Cytomegalovirus associated?

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Organ transplantation

41
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This is a common result from intimate contact with salivary secretions.

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Epsein-Barr Virus

42
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This disease is AKA as Kisser’s disease.

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Infectious mononucleosis

43
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This disease is commonly associated with the infection of B-lymphocytes

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Burkitt’s Lymphoma

44
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HHV 6 is AKA as?

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Roseola virus
Sixth disease
Exanthem subitum
Roseola infantum

45
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This has a rose-colored eruption in spots and is common among 6 months and 2 years old.

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HHV 6

46
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Measles-like rashes in infants

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HHV 7

47
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This is a type of cancer that infects the lining of the blood and lymph vessels

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Kaposi’s Sarcoma

48
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Kaposi’s Carcoma

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HHV 8

49
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In HHV 8, there is a formation of _____________ tumorous plaques….,

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Reddish-brown or bluish

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