The Herpes Fam Flashcards

1
Q

How and when should you treat HSV 1

A

With acyclovir 5-10 days within 72 hours of symptom onset with patients that are at risk for dehydration

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2
Q

What is the primary infection for varicella sister?

A

Chickenpox

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3
Q

What is the latent infection varicella zoster

A

Herpes, zoster, or shingles

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4
Q

What are the complications of shingles?

A

Post therapeutic neuralgia super and infections

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5
Q

What patients are at risk for CMV

A

Immunocompromise patients, especially with HIV and transplant recipients

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6
Q

What is congenital CMV?

A

When the pregnant mother passes CMV vertically to the fetus

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7
Q

How is CMVtransmitted?

A

Sexually through bladder, tissue or childbirth

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8
Q

What are the nucleotide analog’s for CMV?

A

Ganciclovir and valganciclovir

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9
Q

What are the DNA inhibitors used to treat CMV?

A

Foscarnet and cidiofovir

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10
Q

How is HSV one spread?

A

Person a person through oral secretions

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