unit 9 part 3 Flashcards
discuss the clinical manifestations of human T-cell lymphotropic viruses (HTLV)
many people are asymptomatic and show no signs or symptoms
pathogenesis of the enteroviruses
RNA viruses that replicate in the GI tract
clinical manifestations of poliovirus
75% can be asymptomatic while others may suffer from flu-like illness and most severe poliomyelitis in which the virus replicates and destroys motor neurons to cause paralysis
inactivated poliovirus vaccine vs oral polio virus vaccine
OPV is live attenuated in comparison to IPV.
why many health organizations recommend using IPV vs OPV
OPV can cause vaccine associated paralytic polio because live attenuated virus is shed in stool which causes infections in unvaccinated individuals
which viruses commonly cause diarrhea in infants
rotavirus and norovirus
clinical manifestations of rotavirus
gastroenteritis with 3-8 days of vomiting and diarrhea