Polio Flashcards

1
Q

disease caused by polio ??

A

poliomyelitis

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2
Q

type of virus ?

A

RNA

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3
Q

route of polio ?

A

fecal oral

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4
Q

antigenic type ?

A

1-2-3

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5
Q

How they attack anterior horn neuons ?

A

motor neurons of anterior horn of the spinal cord

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6
Q

properties of polio ?

A

non-envelop
non-segmented
single starnded

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7
Q

symmetry of polio >?

A

isohedral

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8
Q

vaccine type pf polio ??

A

inactivated/salk/killed
oral/OPV/sabin/live attenuated

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9
Q

what type of paralysis ?

A

flaccid

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10
Q

incubation period of polio >

A

10-14 days

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11
Q

current version of inactivated vaccine name ?

A

enhanced polio vaccine -
eIPV

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12
Q

killed vs live vaccine ?

A

663

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13
Q

DEMERIS of live vaccine ?

A

662

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14
Q

LIVe vaccine schedule ??

A

5 dose
at birth-6-10-14 week -9month

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15
Q

killed schedule «

A

3 dose are given at a intervel of 1-2 months
4th dose = (6-12) months after thatt

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16
Q

tripod sign in children ?

17
Q

types of poliomyelitis ??

A

inapprant
abortive
non-para;ytic
paralytic
post-polio

18
Q

S/S of polio ?

A

N-V
sore throat
mild fever
headache
meningoencephalitis
meningo-myelo-encephalitis

19
Q

which antigenic type of polio occur much & what percentage - give me the answer from levinson

A

According to Levinson’s Medical Microbiology and Immunology, the most common antigenic type of poliovirus causing infections is Type 1. It accounts for approximately 85% of all polio cases. Type 1 is also the most frequently associated with paralytic polio and epidemics.

20
Q

herd immunity in polio ??

A

live attenuated vaccine can provide good herd immunity - as it induce intestinal IgA
WHICH prevent polio virus from replicating in the GI tract and being transmitted to others

21
Q

herd immunity meaning ?

A

community immunity
it occurs when a sufficiently large population is immunized so that an unimmunized individual is protected

22
Q

herd immunity by killed vaccine of polio ?

A

no
no secretory IgA

23
Q

can a person be effected by polio repeatedly?

A

Once a person is infected with a specific serotype of poliovirus or vaccinated against it, they are protected from reinfection by that serotype. However, they could still be infected by a different serotype if they are not immune to it. This is why vaccination against all three serotypes is critical for complete protection.

24
Q

Polio ki amader desh e ache ekhono?

A

eradicated

25
Q

polio ki abar hote pare amader deshe &raquo_space;?

A

hae
pasher desh theke
as pakistan + afganistan - wild type polio virus still occur

26
Q

ekta feco-oral virus ?

27
Q

keno 2 type vaccine dei
ek type keno noy ?

A

killed -1 2
live/oral- 1 2 3

28
Q

OPV
IPV full form ><

A

oral & inactivated polio vaccine

29
Q

live attenuated vaccine ki ?

A

A live attenuated virus is a weakened form of a virus that has been modified to lose its disease-causing ability while retaining its ability to stimulate a strong and lasting immune response. It is used in vaccines to provide immunity without causing illness.

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30
Q

merits of live & killed