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BRS - BS/Micro/Genetics/Biochem/Cell Bio > Micro Virology > Flashcards

Micro Virology Flashcards

1
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live attenuated vax

A 
smallpox
yellow fever
chickenpox
Sabin's polio
MMR
Influenza (intranasal)
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killed vax

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Rabies
Influenza (injected)
Salk Polio
HAV

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Recombinant Vax

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HBV

HPV

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ssDNA virus

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parvo

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all DNA viruses except parvo are

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double stranded

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dsRNA virus

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reovirus

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positive single stranded RNA viruses

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retro
toga
flavivirus
corona
hepevirirus
calicivirus
picornavirus
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types of virus that purified DNA are infective

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most dsDNA (not pox and HBV)
\+ strand RNA
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only hapolid virus (ssRNA)

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retrovirus

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10
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most DNA viruses replicate in the

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nucleus

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DNA virus that replictes in the cytoplasm

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pox

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most RNA virus replicate in the

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cytoplasm

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13
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RNA virus that replicates in the nucleus

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influenza and retro

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14
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naked viruses

A 
papilloma
adeno
picorna
polyoma
calcici
parvo
reo
hepe
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general DNA virus rules

A 
HHAPPPP
2x stranded
linear
icosahedral (not pox)
replicate in nucleus
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circular DNA viruses

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papiloma and polyoma

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non icosahedral virus

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pox

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18
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non enveloped DNA viruses

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adeno, papillo, polyo

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19
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non retrovirus with reverse transcriptase

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hepadnavirus

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20
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causes sore throat, pneumona and conjuctivitis

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adenovirus

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21
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casues 5th dx

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parvo (B19) - slapped cheeks

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22
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parvo causes in adults:

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RA-like sx
hydrops fetalis in pregnancy
pure RBC aplasia

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23
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bad type of HPV virus

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16;18

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JC virus causes

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progressive multifocal leukoencephalopaty in AIDS

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25
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pox diseases

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small
cow
molluscim contagiosum

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26
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largets DNA virus

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pox

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27
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CMV virus type

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herpes (owls eyes)

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28
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test for herpesvirus

A

mltinucleated cells in Tzanck test

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29
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EBV virus can cause what cancers

A

hodgkin’s and endemic lymphoma.

nasopharygeal carcinoma

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30
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rotavirus type

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reovirus

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31
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picanorvirus species

A 
polio
echo
rhino
coxsackie
HAV
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32
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coxsackie virus causes

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hand, foot and mouth

aseptic meniginitis

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norovirus type

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calici

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flavivirus species

A 
HCV
yellow fever
dengue
STL encephalitits
West Nile
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togavirus species

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rubella
EEE
WEE

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36
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coronavirus causes

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common cold and SARS

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37
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paramyxovirus species

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croup
RSV
measles
mumps

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38
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negative sense RNA viruses

A 
orthomyxovirus
paramyxo
rhabdo
filo
arena
bunya
delta
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39
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orthomyxovirus causes

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flu

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40
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rhabdovirus causes

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rabies

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41
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filovirus casues

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ebola/marburg

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42
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arenavirus

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Lassa fever

LCMV

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43
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bunyavirus species

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california encephalitis
sandfly/Rift Valley fever
congo hemorragic fever
hantavirus

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delta virus causes

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HDV

45
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contains hemagluutin and neuramindase

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flu virus

46
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causes pandemics

A

Genetic shift

47
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causes epidmics

A

antigenic shift

48
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rubella sx

A

fever, lymphadenopathy, truncl rash that starts at the head and moves down.

Causes severe congenital dx

49
Q

contain surface F protein

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paramyxovirus

50
Q

red spots with blue white center inside cheeks, decending maculopapularrash

A

measles

51
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long term effects of measles

A

SSPE
encephalitis
giant cell pneumonia

52
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parotitis
orchitis
aseptic menengitis

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mumps

53
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bullet shaped virus with negri bodies

A

rabies

54
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virus infects what cells in brain

A

purkinje cells in cerebellum

55
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fecal-oral hep virus

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A/E (vowels from bowels)

56
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sexual, parenteral or meternal fetal spread hep virus

A

B/D

57
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blood, IV drugsm post transfusion spread Hep virus

A

C

58
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herp viruses with carrier state

A

B,C,D

59
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short incubation hep virus

A

A, E (D in superinfection)

60
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hep viruses with cancer risk

A

B (integrates into host genome)

C,D,

61
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hep virus withy bad outcomes in pregnabt moms

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E

62
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test for active Hep A

A

anti-HAV (IgM)

63
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best test for prior infection/prior hep A vaccination

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anti-HAV (IgG)

64
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indicates hep B infection

A

HBsAg

65
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indicates immunity to hep B

A

anti-HBs

66
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antigen to Heb B core

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HBcAg

67
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LFT showing viral hepetitis

A

ALT>AST

68
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LFT showing alchololic hepatitis

A

AST>ALT

69
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HIV binds on T cells

A

CCR5 (early)
CXCR4 (late)
CD4

70
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HIV binds on macrophages

A

CCR5, CD4

71
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presumptive dx of HIV

A

ELISA

72
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clinical dx of AIDS

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<201 CD4 count and one AIDS defining condition

73
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stages of HIV infection

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flu-like (acute)
felling fine (latent)
falling count
final crisis

74
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respitory AIDS disases

A

CMV
aspergillis
PCP
Mycobacterium avium

75
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bad prion type

A

PRP (SC) S for screwed

76
Q

food poisoning from bad oysters

A

Vibro parahaemolyticlus/vulnificus

77
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food poisoning from meats/mayo, custard

A

staph A (preformed toxin)

78
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food poisoning from reheated meat

A

c perfingins

79
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bloody diarreha

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campy (comma or s shaped bugs growing at 42 deg C)
salmonalla (lactose neg)
shigella (lactose neg, needs only small dose)
EHEC (causes HUS)
EIEC (invades colonic mucosa)
yersina entercolitica (mimics appy)
etamoeba histolyica - ameboa

80
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watery diarreha

A 
ETEC - traveller's diarreha
vibreo cholera
C diff
C perringens
giardia/crypto  (crypto= acid fast and immunocompromised)
rota/noro virus
81
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causes pnemonia in neonates

A

group B strepto

E coli

82
Q

causes pnemonia in kids

A 
RSV
Mycoplasma
chlamydia (0-3 yr)
C pneumonia
Strep pneumoniae
83
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causes pnemonia in young adults

A

mycoplasma

C/S pneumonia

84
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causes pnemonia in older adults

A 
S pneumonia
HiB
Anareobes
Viruses
mycoplasms
85
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causes pnemonia in hospitals

A

staph, enteric gram-rods

86
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asperation pneumonia

A

anareobes

87
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pneumonia in alcholics and IVDU

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S pneumonia, klebsiella, staph

88
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pneumia in CF

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pseudimonia, Staph A, S pneumo

89
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atypical pneumonia

A

mycoplams
legionalla
chlamydia

90
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causes newborn meningitis

A

strep B
E coli
listeria

91
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causes young kid meningitis

A

strep pneumo
neiserra Meningitis
HiB
enterovirus

92
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casues older kid - middle age adult meningitis

A

s pnemuo
N meningitis
enterovirus
HSV

93
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number one cause of meningitis in teens

A

n Meningitidis

94
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casues pneumo in elderly

A

s pneumo
gram - rods
listeria

95
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viral meningitis in CSF shows

A

normal sugar

96
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bacterial meingitis shows

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low sugar, high PMN (as apposed to lymphos)

97
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causes most osetomyeltis in folks with no other factors

A

Staph A

98
Q

most common causes of UTI

A

1) e coli
2) Staph saprophyticus
3) klebsiella

99
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causes UTI and struvite stones

A

proteus

100
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ToRCHeS infections (casues congential defects

A

Toxoplasmosis (cats)
Rubella (bluberry baby, PDA/cataracts/deafness)
CMV (bluberry baby, peticial rash)
HIV
Herpes 2
Syphillis (hydops fetalis, facial abnormalities)

101
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casues “slapped cheek rash)

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parvo B19

102
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causes hand-foot-mouth

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coxsackievirus

103
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vesicularrash with variing ages of lesions

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chickenpox

104
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strawberry red mucosa vaginitis

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trichamonas

105
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causes genital warts

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HPV 6-11

106
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causes PID

A

Chlymidia/N gonnorrhoea/C trachomatis

107
Q

bugs in splenic patient

A

encapsulated microbes (SHiN)
s pneumo
HiB
N Meningitis

108
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bugs suseptical in chronic granulomatous disease

A

cat + (staph A)

BRS - BS/Micro/Genetics/Biochem/Cell Bio (9 decks)

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