v dis's they casue Flashcards
1
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poliovirus
A
- aseptic meningitis
- paralytic poliomyelitis
2
Q
coxsackie virus A
A
- hand foot mouth synd
- herpangina
3
Q
coxsackie virus B
A
- Pleurodynia
- myocarditis/pericarditis
4
Q
calciciedae
A
- norwalk virus
- norovirus
5
Q
flavivirdae
A
- st louis encephalitis
- yellow fever
- dengue fever
- west nile virus
6
Q
togaviridae
A
alpha viruses (EEE, VEE, WEE, chickungua virus) rubiovirus (rubella)
7
Q
coronavirus
A
Severe Acute Resp Synd
8
Q
HTLV-1
A
tropical spastic paraparesis
9
Q
Orthomyxoviridae
A
influenza virus
Reyes synd
10
Q
rhabdoviridae
A
rabes
11
Q
riloviridae
A
ebola and marburg virus
12
Q
bunyaviridae
A
hantavirus pulmonary synd
rift valley fever
california encephalitis
13
Q
HSV 1 and 2
A
o Gingivostomatitis o Genital herpes o Herpetic keratitis o Neonatal herpes o Herpetic whitlow o Disseminated herpes o Encephalitis o Reactivation
14
Q
Epstein BArr Virus
A
mononucleosis
involved in Burkitts lymphoma and nasopharyngeal cancers
15
Q
cytomegalovirus
A
CMV mononucleosis
16
Q
varicella zoster virus
A
varicella (chickenpox) and herpes zoster (shingles)
17
Q
polyomavirus
A
BK polyomavirus
JC polyomavirus
18
Q
papilloma virus
A
warts
cervical canc
19
Q
parvoviridae
A
5th dis
20
Q
adenoviridae
A
URI
21
Q
posiveridae
A
smallpox
molluscum contagiosum
22
Q
HBV
A
- acute, fulminant, or chronic hepatitis (asymp carrier, chrinoc persistant, chronic active, co-infect w HDV)
- primary hepatocellular carcinoma
23
Q
HDV
A
- Co-infection – HBV and HDV transmitted together, parenterally → acute hepatitis
- Superinfection – HDV infects person w chronic HBV infection → fulminant infection, cirrhosis, and mortality
