respiratory 3; actual upper respiratory viruses Flashcards

1
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treatment that only helps symptoms

A

symptomatic treatment

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2
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Influenza vaccine info

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ABC strands
AB are viral, C varient
cant get flu from shot but can from mists (theyre live)
vaccines work for 6months, (get in oct for season in march)

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3
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virus in voice box
raspy voice/ no voice
swelling makes throat feel full (coughing with nothing there)
leads to coughing fits
some nasal stuff 
maybe sore throat
seems like strep but no mucus
lasts 2-3 weeks
A

laryngitis

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4
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influenza =

A

flu

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5
Q

drippage with bad taste
some cough
come nausea
5-7 days

A

viral sinusitis

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6
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common cold sx

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tired
drippage
sore throat
no fever

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7
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sinusitis =

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rhinovirus

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8
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viral sinusitis

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majority
drippage with bad taste
some cough
some nausea
5-7 days
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9
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epiglottitis

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gets stuck and something will go the wrong wat
life threatening; they turn blue when something is stuck
happens to 1-2yo after a virus
virus is self limited to 5-7 days

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10
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epiglottis may get stuck and something will go down the wrong way
life threatening; they turn blue when something is stuck
happens to 1-2yo after a virus
virus is self limited to 5-7 days

A

epiglottitis

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11
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incubates 1-4 days
abrupt symptoms (high fever)
infectious 5 days after sx
anti-viral treatments within 48 hours reduces viral load
last 5-7 days but longer with complications

A

influenza

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12
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virus dies but more painful pressure on one side of face

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secondary viral sinusitis

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13
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viral
hurts to cough
sore throat until it hits bronchus
no fever
lasts 7-10 days
needs symptomatic treatment
A

acute bronchitis

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14
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croup =

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laryngotracheobronchitis

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15
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laryngotracheobronchitis =

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croup

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16
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laryngitis

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virus in voice box
raspy/ no voice
swelling makes throat feel full (coughing with nothing there)
leads to coughing fits
some nasal stuff
maybe sore throat
seems like strep but no mucus
lasts 2-3 weeks
17
Q

time between infection arrives and symptoms appear

A

incubates

18
Q

acute bronchitis

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viral
hurts to cough
sore throat until it hits bronchus
no fever
lasts 7-10 days
needs symptomatic treatment
19
Q

tired
drippage
sore throat
no fever

A

common cold

20
Q

flu =

A

influenza

21
Q

bacterial sinusitis

A

rare
antibiotics dont immediately fix (more than 10 days)
one-sided high pressure behind eye
thick mucus comes from eye

22
Q

secondary viral sinusitis

A

virus dies but more painful pressure on one side of face

23
Q

influenza info

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incubates 1-4 days
abrupt symptoms (high fever)
infectious 5 days after sx
anti-viral treatments within 48 hours reduces viral load
lasts 5-7 days but longer with complications

24
Q

laryngotracheobronchitis

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from croup virus
whole area is inflamed
burning chest sensation
happens more to kids
continuum disorder (some get hospitalized others dont depending on immune system)
25
Q

secondary infections from influenza

A

rhinotracheitis
bacterial sinusitis
pneumonia (most common, kills elderly)

26
Q

incubates

A

time between infection arrives and symptoms appear

27
Q

rhinotracheitis
bacterial sinusitis
pneumonia (most common, kills elderly)

A

secondary infections from influenza

28
Q

rare
antibiotics dont immediately work (more than 10 days)
one-sided high pressure behind eye
thick mucus from eye

A

bacterial sinusitis

29
Q

whole area is inflamed
burning chest sensation
happens more to kids
continuum disorder (some get hospitalized other dont depending on immune system)

A

laryngotracheobronchitis