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enveloped viruses

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orthomyxoviruses
         - influenza A, B, C
paramyxoviruses
         - parainfluenza 1-4
         - respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
         - mumps
         - measles
coronaviruses
         - SARS-associated coronavirus
         - other coronaviruses
hepadnavirus
         - hep B
flavivirus
         - hep C
         - st. louis encephalitis
         - west nile
         - yellow fever
         - dengue 
togaviruses
         - arboviruses
                  - western and eastern equine encepalitis
         - rubella
herpesviruses
         - HSV-1
         - HSV-2
         - VZV
         - CMV
         - EBV
         - HHV-6
         - HHV-7
         - HHV-8/KSHV
retroviruses
         - oncoviruses (HTLV)
         - lentiviruses (HIV)
rhabdoviruses
         - rabies
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non-enveloped viruses

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picornaviruses
         - poliovirus
         - coxsackie A virus
         - coxsackie B virus
         - ECHO viruses
         - enterovirus 70
         - enterovirus 71
         - enterovirus 72
         - rhinovirus
rotavirus
         - reovirus
adenovirus 
         - adenoviruses 
         - enteric adenoviruses
calcivirus
         - norwalk
hepevirus
         - hep e
parvovirus
         - parvovirus B-19
papovaviruses
         - papilloma virus (HPV)
         - JC virus
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enveloped and nonenveloped

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poxviruses

     - smallpox
     - MCV
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picornaviruses

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  • poliovirus
    - coxsackie A virus
    - coxsackie B virus
    - ECHO viruses
    - enterovirus 70
    - enterovirus 71
    - enterovirus 72
    - rhinovirus
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reoviruses

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rotavirus

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adenoviruses

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  • adenoviruses

- enteric adenoviruses

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calciviruses

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norwalk virus

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orthomyxoviruses

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influenza A, B, C

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paramyxoviruses

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  • parainfluenza 1-4
    - respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
    - mumps
    - measles
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coronaviruses

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  • SARS-associated coronavirus

- other coronaviruses

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hepadnaviruses

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hep B

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flaviviruses

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  • hep C
    - st. louis encephalitis
    - west nile
    - yellow fever
    - dengue
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deltaviruses

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hep D

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hepevirus

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hep E

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togaviruses

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  • arboviruses
    - western and eastern equine encepalitis
    - rubella
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parvovirus

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parvovirus B-19

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herpesviruses

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  • HSV-1
    - HSV-2
    - VZV
    - CMV
    - EBV
    - HHV-6
    - HHV-7
    - HHV-8/KSHV
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papovaviruses

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HPV

JC virus

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retroviruses

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HTLV

HIV

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poxviruses

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smallpox

MCV

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rhabdoviruses

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rabies

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+ssRNA viruses (plus segment number)

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picrona (1)
calcivirus
corona (1)
flavi
toga
retro (2 identical copies)
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dsRNA viruses (plus segment number)

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reo (10)

24
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dsDNA viruses (segment number, shape)

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adeno (1, linear)
hepadna (circular with 2 gaps)
herpes (linear)
papova (circular)
pox
25
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-ssRNA (plus segment number)

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orthomyxo (8)
paramyxo (1)
delta (circular)
rhabdo

note, all helical

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ssDNA (shape)

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parvo (linear)

27
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icosahedral viruses

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picorna
reo
adeno
hepadna
flavi
toga
parvo
herpes
papova
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helical viruses

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orthomyxo
paramyxo
corona
rhabodo

29
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fecal-oral transmission

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picorna - enteroviruses (not rhinovirus)
reo
enteric andenoviruses
calcivirus (norwalk)
hep E
30
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airborne transmission

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picorna - rhinoviruses
adenoviruses (not the enteric ones)
orthomyxo
paramyxo
corona
rubella
parvovirus B-19
VZV
JC virus (aerosols) 
pox (smallpox)
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blood/sex/etc. transmission

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hepadna (hep B)
hep C
HSV-2
CMV
HPV
HTLV
HIV
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perinatal transmission

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hepadna (hep B)
hep C
HSV-2
HPV
HTLV (breast milk)
HIV
33
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arthropod transmission

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flaviviruses - arboviruses

togaviruses - arboviruses

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saliva transmission

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HSV-1
EBV
rabies

35
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transmission through contact with lesions

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VZV
MCV
HSV 1 and 2

36
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killed vaccines

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hep b
hpv
influenza and polio (salk) can be killed
hep a
rabies
37
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live viruses

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smallpox - but cowpox
influenza and polio (sabin) can be
measles mumps rubella
vzv
yellow fever
rotavirus (oral)
38
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3 essential genes for a retrovirus

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gag, pol, env

39
Q

what can cause arthritis in adults?

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dengue causes joint pain and transient arthritis
parvovirus B19
rubella

40
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tumorviruses

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herpes - 4 and 8
hpv
CLTV
HHV-8/karposis's sarcoma
HBV and HCV(?)
HTLV
41
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lifelong immunity antibody

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IgG

42
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mneumonic for +stranded RNA viruses

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you are at a TOGA party on a cruise ship (CALCIVIRUS) drinking a FLAV(I)ored CORONA and get it on with a PICORNA and get AIDS

corona is only helical

43
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for what, if infected, would you give both vaccine and antibody to prevent infection?

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rabies

hepatitis B - to the fetus if the mother has it

44
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transplacental virus

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CMV
rubella
parvo
HIV

45
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which viruses replicate in the nucleus (and are RNA viruses)

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norwalk

retro