human herpevirus Flashcards

1
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What is the structure of herpes virus

A

has an icosahedral capsid, glycoproteins inserted in envelope, dsDNA

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2
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what is required for control of herpes viruses

A

cell mediated immunity

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3
Q

where does lytic infection of herpes tend to present

A

mucoepithelial cells

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4
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where does latent infection of herpes tend to present

A

neuron

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5
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What are some local symptoms of herpes

A

pain, itching, dysuria, malaise, fever, headache

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6
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What are some systemic symptoms of herpes simplex virus

A

wet ulcer, crust, vesicle (lesions)
tender lymph nodes

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7
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Where is the site of viral latency for primary herpes gingivostomatitis

A

trigeminal ganglia

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8
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What are some clinical syndromes of herpes simplex virus

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  1. mucocutaneous (gingivostomatitis, cold sores)
  2. herpetic keratitis
  3. herpetic whitlow
  4. genital herpes
  5. herpes encephalitis
  6. neonatal herpes
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9
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What lab diagnostic technique do you use to detect

A

immunofluorescence, or virus isolation, or PCR

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10
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How can you treat herpes simplex virus, and how does the drug work

A

acyclovir. Phosphorylation by viral thymidine kinase activate the drug, prevent elongation of viral DNA synthesis

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11
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How does varicella zoster spread

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through contact or respiratory droplet, infection of mucosa of upper respiratory tract

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12
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What does epstein-barr virus affect

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B lymphocytes. prolifereates in epithelial cells and B cells, immortalises B cell

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13
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What is the proliferation of Epstein-barr virus controlled by

A

T cell

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14
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What does EBV cause

A

asymptomatic shedding, pharyngitis, infectious mononucleosis, african burkitt lymphoma, hodgkin lymphoma, nasopharyngeal carcinoma, ebv-induced lymphoproliferative disease in post transplant and HIV. Hairy oral leukoplakia

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15
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what are the treatment for Epstein Barr virus

A

no effective treatment or vaccine

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16
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which is one part of the body that epstein- barr virus can be found

A

in saliva

17
Q

how can cytomegalovirus present itself

A

CMV retinitis especially in patients with AIDS. CMV pneumonitis after renal transplantation

18
Q

How to treat CMV

A

no vaccine, treatment: ganciclovir, foscarnet, cidofovir

19
Q

How to prevent CMV

A

screen organ transplant donors, supply leucocyte depleted blood

20
Q

what is the incubation period of EBV

A

up to 2 months

21
Q

what is the incubation for herpes virus, and how long does the virus sheds for

A

5days incubation, shed for around 15 days

22
Q

who does CMV present itself in

A

post transplant patient

hiv patients–> retinitis and encephalitis and disseminated disease

pregnancy —> fetal infection affecting pain and multiple organs