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Viral Hemorrhagic Fever 87-88 Flashcards

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VHF caused by 4 viral families

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Flaviviridae, Bunyaviridae, Arenaviridae, Filoviridae

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Transmission of VHF

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Arthropod Vector, Rodent Excretions

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VHF Clinicopathological features

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Fever
Hemorrhagic manifestations
Thrombocytopenia
Shock
Neurological disturbances
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VHF Signs and sxs

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Fever
Fatigue
Dizziness
Muscle aches
Loss of strength
Exhaustion
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Serious VHF conditions

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bleeding under skin
interal organs
body orifices

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Sever Ill VHF

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renal fail,
shock
nervous system
coma
delirium
seizures
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What does the virus infect?

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Tissue macrophages

Dendritic Cells

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VHF effect on dendritic cell

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reduce costimulatory molecules

↓ immune responses

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Hemorrhagic complications of VHF

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Hepatic Damage
Consumptive coagulopathy
Thromboctopenia

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Flavivirday

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\+ RNA
Enveloped 
glycoproteins
Structural 
Non Structural coding regions
NS1 antigen
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Bunyaviridae

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- RNA
Enveloped
Gn Gc proteins in envelope
L segment
M segment
S segment
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Arenaviridae

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Ambisense ssRNA
Enveloped
Segmented

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Filoviridae

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  • ssRNA
    Filamentous
    Pleomorphic
    Enveloped
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Types of Flaviviruses

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West Nile
St Louis
Dengue
Yellow Fever

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Dengue

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4 serotypes

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Dengue Host

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Primate

But now humans by accident

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Transmission of Dengue

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Aedes mosquito — arbovirus

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Clinical of Dengue

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  1. DF

2. DHF

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DF

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acute infection
high fever plus 2 of following
headache
eye pain
joint pain
muscle pain
rash
mild bleeding
low WBC
RESOLVES 2 WEEKS
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DHF

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infection from 2nd dengue
Recurrent Fever
Hemorrhgic manifestations
positive tourniquet
Thrombocytopenia
Plasma leakage
Pleural effusion
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DHF Pathogenesis

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Non-neutralizing abs promote uptake by
1. macrophages
2. Monocytes
3. Dendritic Cells
Activate Tm cells, 
Effector T Cells release inflammatory vasoactive
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Dengue Immunity

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IgM 3-5 days
IgG shortly after
accumulation of complexes= tissue damage
NO CROSS IMMUNITY BETWEEN STRAINS

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Yellow Fever Two Strains

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Dakar

17D

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yellow Fever Host & Vectors

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Primate
Humans (similar to Dengue)
Mosquito (Vector)
Aedes
Haemagogus
Sabethes
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Yellow Fever Clinical

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Biphasic
Acute
• fever
• HA
• LOA
• shivers, skin flushing red eyes
Toxic
• return of fever
 • jaundice, GI Hemorrhage
• Dissemination: Kidneys Heart, Vasculature
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YF Pathogenesis

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attacks Kupfer cells & Hepatocytes

•Councilman bodies

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YF Immunity

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Similar to Dengue Virus IgM IgG
YF VAX- 17D strain
Boosters NOT required

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Bunyviruses L segment

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RNA dep RNE polymerase

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Bunyvirus M Segment

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Gn & Gc glycoproteins

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Bunyvirus S Segment

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Nucleoprotein

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Bunyvirus 4 main genera

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  1. orthobuny
  2. phlebovirus - VHF
  3. Nairovirus- VHF
  4. Hantavirus- VHF, no arbovirus
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Phlebovirus

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Rift Valley Virus

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NairoVirus

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Crimean-Congo hF

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Hantavirus

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Hantaan virus

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Rift Valley

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E and S africa

36
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Rift Valler Trasmission

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Mosquito vector
1. aedes
2. culex
3. Erethmapodites
ALSO BY CONTACT
37
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Rift Valley Clinical

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Human
• asymptomatic, fever liver, MIMIC INFLUENZA
• Hemorrhagic fever
• Blindness reported

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Rift Pathogenesis

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Replication at the site bite
• reticulo endothelial system
• Viremic Spread

39
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Rift Valley Fever immunity

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Recoverd= long lasting immune

No commercially available vaccines

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Hataan Virus Epidemiology and Reservoir

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CHINA, RUSSIA, KOREA
Striped Field Mouse
Rodent Born

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Hataan Clinical Features

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Hemorrhagic Fever w/ Renal Syndrome
blurred vision
petechiae, purpura, subconjuctival
Thrombocytopenia

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Late Clinical Hataan

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Shock
Renal dysfunction
Edema
Low Blood Pressure

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Hataan Virus pathogenesis

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Same as rift valley, but NO ARTHROPOD

RODENT ONLY

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Crimean Congo HF Epidemiology

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SE Europe, Asia & Africa ( BIOTERROISM )

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CCHF Resorvoir & Vector

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Reservoir and Vector = TICK hyalomma marginatum

Humans infected by tick bite or CONTACT w/ infected animal

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CCHF Clinical Features

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Fever
Headache
back/joint pain
Vomiting
Flushing
Red Eyes
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Late Clinical CCHF

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Hemorrhages, Petechiae, purpura, sub conj, mucosal membranes
P. Edema
hepatitis
Liver and Kidney Failure

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CCHF Pathogenesis

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Similar to Dengue, replication at tick site, viremia, spread to other organs

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Arenavirus Segments

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L segment

S Segment

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Arena L segment

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Polymerase

Z Protein

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Arena S Segmetn

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N protein

GPC precursor

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Arenaviridae - Virus

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LASSA Virus

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Lassa Virus Epidemiology & Reservoir

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Nigeria, W Africa
Multimammate Rat
Ingestion w/ animal urine
Direct contact animals
person 2 person
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Lassa clinical Features

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Initial symptoms
Fever
Malise
retrosternal pain
nausea
55
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Sever Clinical Lassa

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Exhaustion
Edema
Neurologic
Hemorrhagic
Multiple organ necrosis
Shock
56
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Lassa Pathogenesis

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Inoculation
Inhalation
Ingestion
Macrophage & Endothelia Receptor Med Endocytosis
virus replication inflammatory mediators
viremic spread
57
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Filovirus Simple Genome Codes

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Viral glycoprotein
Polymerase
Nucleoprotein
Transcription factor
matrix and membrane proteins
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Filoviridae Genera

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Ebolavirus

Marvurgvirus

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Marburg Virus Epidemiology and Reservoir

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German, Endemic in Africa

Fruit Bats the reservoir

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Ebola Virus Epidemiology and subtypes

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Endemic to Africa
1. Zaire
2. Sudan
3. Tai Forest
4. Bundibugyo
5. Reston 9 no disease if infected )
same mode of transmission as Marburg
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Filoviruses Clinical

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Fever
headache
Fatigue
Diarrhea/vomiting
sno appetite
unexplained vledding
joint & muscle aches
THROMBOCYTOPENIA
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Filoviruses Pathogenesis

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replicate w/ macrophages and dendritic
virus induced suppression of Type I ifn
IMPAIRED Adaptive immunity
lymphocytes apoptosis ( not infected )
cytokines systemic inflammation
hepatocellular necrosis
vascular leakage
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Diagnosis VHF

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Epidemiologic Factors
Seroogical Tests
PCR and virus isolation
Lab findings

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Treatment

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Suppotive care
Ribvirin-- Lassa, hantaan and RVF
Ebola
• convalescent plasma
• ZMapp
• TKM- Ebola: siRNAs 
Prevention: Control

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