Vaccine preventable viral illnesses

Question 1

The vaccine-preventable are

Answer 1

MMR + rotavirus and human papillomavirus

Question 2

Paramyxoviruses include… which have vaccines?

Answer 2

Measles, mumps, and human parainfluenza virus, and Respiratory syncytial virus (the first two have vaccines)

Question 3

MMR vaccine is what kind of vaccine

Answer 3

live attenuated

Question 4

MMR vaccine longevity and why

Answer 4

lifelong b/c each of the viruses only have one serotype

Question 5

transmission of MMR diseases

Answer 5

all are respiratory aerosols-airborne

Question 6

Measles also called

Answer 6

rubeola virus

Question 7

Cause of cough, coryza, conjunctivitis

Answer 7

Measles-Rubeola

Question 8

Cause of Koplick spots

Answer 8

Measles-Rubeola

Question 9

R0 of measles? Mumps?

Answer 9

Both very high, measles is higher tho

Question 10

needs for potential eradication

Answer 10

human host, good vaccine, recognizable (a rash is good)

Question 11

Causes jaw swelling… + diabetes and parotisits

Answer 11

Mumps

Question 12

Torch, causes lympadenopathy, a rash, and is not a paraymyx, but has a vaccine

Answer 12

Rubella-german measles

Question 13

Naked virus that causes dehydration deaths in children, has an oral vaccine

Answer 13

rotovirus

Question 14

transmitted via direct touch/sex, 100% of sexually active get infected

Answer 14

Human Papillomavirus

Question 15

Vaccine of human papillomavirus

Answer 15

subunit with 4 of the subunits-2 of them being HPV 16 and 18

Question 16

Commonly associated as causing cancers

Answer 16

Human papillomavirus HPV16 and 18

Question 17

Causes cauliflower looking genital warts which can be high risk

Answer 17

HPV

Question 18

swelling in the smallest air passage ways

Answer 18

bronchiolitis

Question 19

swelling in main air pathways

Answer 19

bronchitis

Question 20

virus that effects babies in the winter

Answer 20

respiratory syncytial virus

Question 21

1 cause of bronchiolitis

Answer 21

respiratory synctial virus

Question 22

Vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus

Answer 22

ha, sucker, there isn’t one!

Question 23

Most common in the fall

Answer 23

Human parainfluenza virus (HPIV)

Question 24

Croup

Answer 24

HPIV-rare case of it in LRT tho

Question 25

causes stridor in kids less than 5 years old

Answer 25

HPIV

Question 26

Barking noise

Answer 26

HPIV

Question 27

Common cold

Answer 27

Rhinovirus

Question 28

ID of Rhinovirus

Answer 28

one virus

Question 29

Rhinovirus prefer to live where

Answer 29

in cooler places

Question 30

No fever, stuffy nose, sore throat-what is it?

Answer 30

cold

Question 31

Fever, no stuffy nose, no sore throat-what is it?

Answer 31

flu

Question 32

Lacy rash/slapped cheek

Answer 32

Erythema infectiosum/parovirus

Question 33

febrile (flu) stage of Erythema infectiosum/parovirus infectious?

Answer 33

yeah

Question 34

Rash stage of Erythema infectiosum/parovirus infectious?

Answer 34

no no no

Question 35

Erythema infectiosum/parovirus can cause what weird phenomenon

Answer 35

can effect erythroid precursor in bone marrow causing anemia or a drop in Hb

Question 36

can effect erythroid precursor in bone marrow causing anemia or a drop in Hb

Answer 36

Erythema infectiosum/parovirus can cause this weird phenomenon

Question 37

Fecal/oral, hand/foot/mouth disease

Answer 37

Coxsackie A virus

Question 38

oral blisters (Herpes simplex)

Answer 38

Herpetic gingivostomatitis

Question 39

Cold sores

Answer 39

Herpes labialis

Question 40

Oral Hairy leukoplakia; white spot;

Answer 40

EBV

Question 41

warts and papillomas (benign growth of oral epithelium)

Answer 41

HPV

Question 42

Hand, foot, and mouth disease (Red Spots)

Answer 42

Coxsackie A

Question 43

Koplik spots (red w/ white center on buccal mucosa)

Answer 43

Measles/Rubeola