Negative Strand RNA viruses

Question 1

Trivalent contains ___, ___, ___, whereas Quadravalent influenza vaccines contain ___, ___, ___, ___,

Answer 1

• A, A, B

- A, A, B, B

Question 2

Main example of a ReoVirus?

Answer 2

Rotavirus

Question 3

SA-Gal 2,3 linkage corresponds with ____ flu

Answer 3

Avian

Question 4

Paramyxovirus has HA, N, and F that it uses to fuse and make its signature _____ Cells

Answer 4

Giant

Question 5

Name the two Anti-flu drugs that block uncoating agents

Answer 5

1. Amantadine

2. Rimantidine

Question 6

The flu virus falls under the Negative Strand ______viridae

Answer 6

Orthomyxo

Question 7

In addition to all the swelling that occurs with Mumps, it can also cause serious ______

Answer 7

Deafness

Question 8

The RSV virus stands for ____ ____ ___

Answer 8

Respiratory Syncytial Virus

Question 9

Mnemonic for measles?

Answer 9

Koplik the hunter spots the smooth weasel.

• smooth bc no Neuramidase
• Koplik Red Spots

Question 10

_____ _____ Virs is the single most important cause of viral lower respiratory tract disease in infants and children

Answer 10

Respiratory Syncytial

Question 11

SA-Gal 2,6 linkage corresponds with ____ flu

Answer 11

human

Question 12

Reoviridae and Rotavirus are both _____ ____ RNA viruses

Answer 12

Double-Stranded

Question 13

Orthomyxoviridae, Paramyxoviridae, Rhabdoviridae, Arenaviridae, Bunyaviridae, Filoviridae are all _____ Strand _____ viruses

Answer 13

Negative, RNA

Question 14

Neuraminidase and Hemagglutinin are 2 main components of the ____ virus envelope

Answer 14

Flu

Question 15

The main Rhabdoviridaie is _____ Virus

Answer 15

Rabies

Question 16

Key physical characteristic of Respiratory Enteric Orphan Virus

Answer 16

2 Icosahedral Capsids

Question 17

If Mumps goes for the ears, then Measles goes for the _____ with Punctuate Keratitis (In addition to Giant Cell Pneumonia)

Answer 17

Eyes

Question 18

For Flu viruses, the M1 matrix components interacts with Glycoproteins, while the M2 component that:

Answer 18

Is an ion channel

Question 19

Classic histological presentation of Rabies?

Answer 19

Negri Body

Question 20

Key aspect about Rotavirus replication?

Answer 20

Outer coat degrades, while inner coat remain in tact

Question 21

Which virus causes Lassa fever and Hemoorrhagic gevers?

Answer 21

Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus

Question 22

Rhabdoviridae is ___ Shaped with a helical nucleocapsid

Answer 22

Bullet

Question 23

Parainfluenza, Mumps, Measles, RSV, hMPV, Nipah and Hendra all fall under the Negative Strand ________viridae

Answer 23

Paramyxo

Question 24

The Anti-influenza Drugs, Amantadine and Rimantidine target the ______ _____ of the flu

Answer 24

Uncoating

Question 25

Swine flu has both ___ and ____ SA-Gal linkages

Answer 25

2,3; 2,6

Question 26

How do you remember the suffix for Neuraminidase inhibitors for Anti-Influenza Drugs

Answer 26

The Mivirs; block neuraMINidase

Question 27

Name the 2 main components of the Flu virus's envelope

Answer 27

1. Neuraminidase | 2. Hemagglutinin

Question 28

Aside from having T-shaped proteins and GP1 and GP2, what's special about the Arena Virus?

Answer 28

It can be read Ambisense!

Question 29

The key physical characterstic of RSV is it's ______

Answer 29

NAKE (No Hemagg, Neuramini, or HN glycoprotin)

Question 30

Name the 2 Double Stranded RNA viruses

Answer 30

1. Reoviridae | 2. Rotavirus

Question 31

The Anti-influenza Drugs, Oseltamivir, Zanamivir, and Peramivir (The Mivirs) all inhibit the Envelope component ______

Answer 31

Neuraminidase

Question 32

The main Filoviridae is ____ Virus

Answer 32

Ebola