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Herpes Virus Flashcards

1
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HSV transmission

A

close contact/fluids (NOT RESP)

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2
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which hsv does what

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HSVI- cold sore, HSV2, genital

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3
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HSV: when do symptoms occur in course of infection?

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usually reactivation

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4
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HSV clinical presentations

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oral, genital, whitlow, occular

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5
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HSV entry

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mucosal menbrane> epithelial cells. Primary infection usually asymptomatic

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6
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HSV spread

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local PNS neuron endings to craniospinal gangion (TNG, sacral)

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7
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VSV spread

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respiratory

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8
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VSV infections

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chickenpox or shingles

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9
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VSV primary infection spread

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travels to dorsal root ganglia

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10
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chickenpox symtpoms

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centripetal rash, fever, lymphodema

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11
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VSV reactivation

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shingles, epithelia cells of infected nerve

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12
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VSV vaccines

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varicella, shingles, passive zoster immunoglobin

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13
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shingles clinical

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unilateral painful rash, blisters

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14
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VSV treatment?

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only shingles, acyclovir

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15
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shingles complications

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post herpetic neuralgia and encephalitis

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16
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smallpox incubation period

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2 weeks

17
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EBV transmission

A

saliva

18
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EBV clinical

A

adolescents- mono. fatigue, fever, strep symptoms

19
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EBV spread

A

epithelial cells» beta lympocytes

20
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latent EBV

A

in b lymphocytes, leads to cancer!! lymphomas and nasopharyngeal

21
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diagnosed EBV

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early: monospotpositive, later antibody

22
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treatment EBV

A

support, protect spleen

23
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CMV clinical

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adults with mono, maybe more than once

24
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CMV latent?

A

yes but really only reactivates in immunosuppressed

25
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CMV diag

A

monospot negative

26
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CMV complications

A

congenital hearing loss/brain issues (in primary infection)

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