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Neuro Viruses Flashcards

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polyomavirus family members

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JC and BK

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JC structure - nucleic acid

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dsDNA, circular

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JC and BK epidemiology

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primarily causes disease in the IMMUNOCOMPROMISED

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JC transmission

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respiratory

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JC clinical course

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progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy:
-transplant/AIDS patients
-progressive deterioration in mental function due to inflamed or destroyed OLIGODENDROCYTES
-clumsiness, progressive weakness, changes in vision, speech, and personality

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JC infects what cells ?

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oligodendrocytes (causing demyelination)

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BK infects what organs

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KIDNEYS

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BK clinical course

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-nephropathy and kidney/urinary tract issues
-hemorrhagic cystitis
*classically seen in RENAL TRANSPLANT recipients

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picornavirus family members (for neuro disease)

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polio

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polio structure - nucleic acid

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*ss (+) RNA, linear, non-segmented

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polio structure

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NAKED, icosahedral, small (“pico”)

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polio receptor

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CD155

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13
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polio epidemiology clues

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Afghanistan or Pakistan

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polio transmission

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fecal-oral

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polio clinical course

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-fever
-aseptic meningitis
*paralytic polio: FLACCID, asymmetric PARALYSIS, no sensory loss
-often asymptomatic though

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16
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what does the polio virus target

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ANTERIOR HORN MOTOR NEURONS

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polio testing

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antibody tests

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polio vaccines

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  1. killed vaccine (Salk; used in the US)
  2. live vaccine (Sabin)
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flavivirus family members

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-Yellow Fever
-Dengue
-Zika
-West Nile
-St. Louis Encephalitis
-Japanese Encephalitis
-Hep C

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West Nile reservoir and vector

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reservoir = birds
vector = mosquitos

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flavivirus structure - nucleic acid

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*ss (+) RNA, linear

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flavivirus structure

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enveloped, icosahedral

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West Nile clinical course

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  1. West Nile Fever: fever, headache, myalgias, rash, stiff neck (meningitis)
  2. Summer Encephalitis: disorientation/confusion, stupor/coma, tremors, seizures, WEAKNESS or partial flaccid paralysis
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West Nile testing

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antibody test & CSF PCR

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St. Louis Encephalitis reservoir and vector

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reservoir = birds
vector = mosquitos

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St. Louis Encephalitis clinical course

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  1. mild illness (most infections)
  2. meningitis: fever, headache, neck stiffness
  3. Summer Encephalitis: disorientation/confusion, stupor/coma, tremors, seizures, SPASTIC PARALYSIS
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St. Louis Encephalitis epidemiology

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can be year-round in the southern US

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St. Louis Encephalitis testing

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antibody test, CSF PCR

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Japanese Encephalitis reservoir and vector

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reservoir = birds and pigs
vector = mosquitos

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Japanese Encephalitis epidemiology

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*South, East, and Southeast Asia predominantly

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Japanese Encephalitis clinical course

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  1. asymptomatic or mild illness (most infections)
  2. meningitis: fever, headache, stiff neck
  3. Summer encephalitis: disorientation/confusion, stupor/coma, tremors, seizures, SPASTIC PARALYSIS
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Japanese Encephalitis mortality rate

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very HIGH mortality rate if it progresses to encephalitis

33
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Japanese Encephalitis testing

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antibody test

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Japanese Encephalitis vaccine

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live attenuated AND inactivated vaccines available

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Alphavirus family members

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Eastern (and western) Equine Encephalitis, Chikungunya

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Alphavirus structure - nucleic acid

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*ss(+) RNA, linear

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Alphavirus structure

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enveloped, icosahedral

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Alphavirus transmission

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mosquitos for EEE and WEE
RODENTS for chikungunya

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Eastern Equine Encephalitis clinical course

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severe encephalitis

40
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Chikungunya clinical course

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JOINT PAIN, fever, rash

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La Crosse & California encephalitis structure - nucleic acid

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*ss (-) RNA, 3 SEGMENTS

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La Crosse & California encephalitis transmission

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mosquitos

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La Crosse & California encephalitis clinical course

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  1. mild illness (most cases)
  2. meningitis: fever, headache, neck stiffness
  3. Summer Encephalitis: disorientation/confusion, stupor/coma, tremors, seizures, paralysis
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rabies structure - nucleic acid

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*ss(-) RNA, linear, non-segmented

45
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rabies structure

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enveloped, HELICAL nucleocapsid
**BULLET-SHAPED

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rabies receptor

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nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (AchR)

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how does rabies virus travel

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by RETROGRADE EXOPLASMIC TRANSPORT to DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA

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rabies transmission

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bite or contact with an infected animal (bats in the US; dogs in other countries)

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rabies clinical course

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-flu like illness initially
-HYDROPHOBIA
-seizures
-disorientation
-HALLUCINATIONS
-HYPERSALIVATION

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rabies testing

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Negri bodies on pathology of brain biopsy (post-mortem)

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rabies treatment

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supportive

52
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rabies vaccines

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*KILLED VIRUS VACCINE
*after bite, give 1 dose of human rabies immunoglobulin and 4-dose series of rabies (killed virus) vaccine

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lymphocytic choriomeningitis transmission

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RODENTS (mice, pet hamsters, etc)

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lymphocytic choriomeningitis clinical course (acquired)

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2 phase disease:
*starts with fever, headache, malaise, sore throat
*then, patient GETS BETTER
*then, ASEPTIC MENINGITIS

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lymphocytic choriomeningitis clinical course: CONGENITAL LCMV

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spontaneous abortions, brain abnormalities, optic abnormalities, neuro deficits

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lymphocytic choriomeningitis testing

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antibody test; CSF PCR

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