Test 2: emerging pathogens Flashcards
— an infection or disease in humans acquired from an animal source
zoonosis
generally no transmission from — to —- for zoonotic infections
person to person
ebola is an exception
vertebrate reservoir zoonoses
vector-vertebrate reservoir
malaria is an example of what kind of zoonoses spread
togaviridae include
alphaviruses
EEE, WEE, VEE
enveloped + sense ssRNA
mosquito-bird-mosquito cycle
what are the hosts for togaviridae
mosquito-bird-mosquito cycle
alphaviruses
EEE, WEE, VEE
enveloped + sense ssRNA
symptoms of togaviridae
mild fever and rash can cause neuro disease and encephalitis
EEE > VEE > WEE in terms of disease severity.
alphaviruses
EEE, WEE, VEE
enveloped + sense ssRNA
mosquito-bird-mosquito cycle
reservior for ebola
fruit bats
transmission of ebola
transmission of avian flu
wild to domestic birds to pigs to people
birds to people
rabies are –
enveloped, bullet shaped negative sense ssRNA
what are the three stages of rabies
prodromal phase- fever fatigue
sensory excitation- trashing, agitation, muscle spasms
coma- sudden cardiac or respiratory arrest and coma