Transmission and treatment of viral disease L10 Flashcards

1
Q

Where do most DNA viruses replicate

A

nucleus

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2
Q

where do most RNA viruses replicate

A

cytoplasm

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3
Q

do ways viruses can escape from the cell

A

killing the cell

budding out

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4
Q

6 transmission pathways

A
respiratory 
contact 
enteric 
percutaneous 
mother to child
zoonoses
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5
Q

2 types of contact transmission

A

mucosal

cutaneous

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6
Q

3 viruses transmitted via enteric (ingestion)

A

norovirus
rotavirus
hep A and E

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7
Q

e.g of mucosal spread of a virus (2)

A

herpes simplex

HIV

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8
Q

e.g og cutaneous spread of a virus

A

human papillomavirus

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9
Q

2 forms of percutaneous transmission

A

blood

arboviruses (insect bite)

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10
Q

2 mother to child transmission methods

A

congenital infection

perinatal

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11
Q

3 zoonoses transmissions

A

ingestion
animal bites
insects

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12
Q

3 prevention methods for viruses

A

physical (condoms, DEET)
passive (antibody)
active (vaccines)

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13
Q

4 antiviral classes

A
  1. nucleoside analogues
  2. attachment blocker
  3. uncoating inhibitors
  4. Assembly inhibitors
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14
Q

what do nucleoside analogues do

A

obstructs viral replication

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15
Q

anti herpesviral therapy uses

A

nucleoside analogues based on acyclovir (-clovir)

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16
Q

4 HIV therapies

A
  1. nucleotide reverse transcription inhibitors
  2. Non-nucleotide reverse transcription inhibitors
  3. protease inhibitors
  4. integrase inhibitors
17
Q

early host immune response to a virus

A

Antigen presented by MHC-1 on virally infected cell, promotes CD8+ T cells to kill them

18
Q

host immune response later in infection

A

IgM aggregation

IgG neutralising

19
Q

types of interferon associated with viral infections

A

type 1:

  • IFN-alpha
  • IFN beta
20
Q

why are interferons produced in a viral infection

A

stimulation of fibroblasts and leucocytes by microbial products from the virus

21
Q

3 things interferons do in a viral response

A
  1. stimulate genes which produce host restriction factors
  2. activate NK cells and macrophages
  3. Stimulate other cytokines to produce systemic response (flu-illness)
22
Q

in a primary response to a pathogen which antibody is most present

A

IgM

23
Q

in a secondary response which antibody is most present

A

IgG

24
Q

what must are all viruses that are latent be

A

DNA viruses or have a DNA stage in their life cycle