serological diagnosis of viral infections Flashcards

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also known as immunochromatographic assays; offers quick and simpler methods for detecting antibodies or antgens associated with certain microbial infections, as well as serologic biomarkers of diseases

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membrane-based immunoassays

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two test formats of immunochromatography

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lateral flow, reverse flow

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each test system utilizes devices such as __, __, or __

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dipsticks, test strips, or plastic cassettes

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two major parts of plastic cassette

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sample port, reaction port

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part of cassette where the unknown analyte in the sample is applied

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sample port

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part of cassette where the colored complexes are visualized

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reacion port

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porous membrane made of nitrocellulose, nylon, or teflon; contains antigen or antibody specific for the analyte

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sample pad

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usually coupled o a colloidal metal particle

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detector reagent

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where the detector reagent is impregnated

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conjugate pad

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where the immobilized capture antigen/antibody is located; labeled as T

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test area

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contains the anti-detector antibody that validates the results of the test; labeled as C

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control area

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infectious particles composed of a singly type of nucleic acid enclosed in a protein coat called capsid

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virus

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viral disease caused by the dengue virus

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dengue fever

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denge virus is an (dna/rna) virus belonging to the family __ and is transmitted by the bite of the female __ and __ mosquitoes

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rna, flaviviridae, aedes aegypti, aedes albopictus mosquitoes

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early diagnosis can be done by the detection of the __ glycoprotein present in high concentrations in the early clinical phase of the disease

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Denv NS1

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detection of dengue __ and __ antibodies can be performed for diagnosis

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IgG and IgM

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the left side of the test device is intended to detect the

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isotypes IgG and IgM of anti-dengue virus antibodies

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the right side of the test device is for detecting the circulating __

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dengue ns1 antigen (denv1 to denv4) in human serum, plasma, or whole blood

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anticoagulant preferred

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edta, citrate

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whole blood specimens not tested immediately can be stored at__ for __ days

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2-8C, 3 days

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serum/plasma specimens not tested immediately can be stored at __ for no more than __ weeks

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2-8C, 2 weeks

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[manner of interpretation - dengue IgG/IgM]: line on C and M
IgM positive; primary dengue infection
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[manner of interpretation - dengue IgG/IgM]: line on C ang G
IgG positive; secondary or past infection
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[manner of interpretation - dengue IgG/IgM]: line on C, M, G
IgG and IgM positive; indicates late, primary, or early secondary dengue infection
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RNA retrovirus belonging to the family retroviridae
HIV
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RNA is a virus that attacks the immune system by destroying __ cells particularly the __ lymphocytes, leading to immune suppression and opportunistic infections
CD4+, T-helper
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screening tests for hiv infection usually include the detection of antibodies against __ and __ using enzyme immunoassays and immunochromatography
hiv1 and hiv2
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hiv1 capture antigens
gp41, p24
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hiv2 capture antigens
gp36
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confirmation of one's hiv status is usually performed by __
western blot
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interpret result within __ minutes
10-20 minutes
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[manner of interpretation - hiv1, hiv2]: line on c and 1
anti-hiv1 positive
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[manner of interpretation - hiv1, hiv2]: line on c and 2
anti-hiv2 positive
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[manner of interpretation - hiv1, hiv2]: line on c, 1 and 2
anti-hiv1 and anti-hiv2 positive
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infectious agent that primarily target the liver
hepatitis viruses
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in hepa b, presence of __ is used to indicate acute hbv infection and establish a carrier state
hbsag
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for hepatitis c, detection of __ is widely employed as a marker of hcv infection
anti-hcv
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one-step immunochromatography test assay for the qualitative detection of hepatitis b antigen in human serum or plasma
hbs rapid test strip
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