viral infxns of respiratory tract Flashcards

1
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what is the most common cause of the common cold?

A

rhinovirus

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2
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how to tx rhinovirus?

A

NSAIDS and decongestants

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3
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what is the second most common cause of the common cold?

A

coronavirus

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4
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enveloped, +ssRNA, transmission in large droplets

A

coronavirus

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5
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incubation period of influenza?

A

1-4 days

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6
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contagious period of influenza?

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one day prior to sx to 5-7 days post

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7
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who should be considered for antiviral when have influenza?

A

those with risk factors

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8
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in general, who is in the high risk grp for influenza?

A
  1. children under 2
  2. adults >65
  3. pregnant
  4. diabetics + other medical conditions
  5. ppl under 19 who are receiving long term ASA
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9
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what are the types of antivirals that can be prescribed?

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  1. neuraminidase inhibs

2. adamantanes (amantidine, rimantadine)

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10
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what are the neuraminidase inhibs?

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  1. zanaminvir

2. oseltamivir

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zanamivir is given via ______, vs oseltamivir is given _____

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zanamivir is given via inhalation, vs oseltamivir is given orally

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12
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which type of pneumonia has a biphasic pattern?

A

bacterial pneumonia following influenza

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13
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which type of pneumonia has progressive worsening?

A

primary influenza pneumonia

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14
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in which type of pneumonia will you see abundant PMN cells w/o significant bacterial numbers on sputum gram stain

A

primary influenza pneumonia

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15
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which type of pneumonia has an interstitial pattern on CXR?

A

primary influenza pneumonia

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16
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which type of influenza vaccine are most patients eligible for?

A

IM inactivated influenza vaccine

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17
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what grp is eligible for IM inactivated influenza vaccine?

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> 6 mon including those with chronic medical condtiions

18
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what grp is elegible for itradermal injxn inactivated influenza vaccine?

19
Q

what grp is eligible for live attenuated influenza vaccine?

A

healthy, nonpregnant age 2-49

20
Q

how is live attenuated vaccine given?

A

intranasal

21
Q

who is eligible for recombinant influenza vaccine?

22
Q

which influenza vaccine is produced in cell culture instead of eggs?

23
Q

what influenza vaccine can you give to elderly to get a better response?

A

fluzone (high dose)

24
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what influenza vaccine is a recombinant HA produced in insect cells?

25
if someone has a severe egg allergy, which flu vaccine should you give?
FluBlok
26
owl eye appearance on gram stain?
CMV
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CMV is a member of the _______family, is a __DNA virus, replicates in ______, latent period in ______
herpesviridae, dsDNA, mucosal epithelium, monocytes
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CMV infxn causes greatest concern in what patients?
1. transplant recipients 2. advanced HIV infxn 3. neonates
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transplant patients are most likely to have CMV_____ or CMV_____
CMV pneumonitis or CMV gastritis
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advanced HIV patients are most likely to have CMV____
CMV retinitis
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Cytomegalic inclusion disease is associated with?
neonates via intrauterine transmission
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CMV can be transmitted from mom to baby how?
1. intrauterine | 2. perinatal - breast milk contains virus
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routes of transmission for CMV?
breast milk, saliva blood (think blood transfusions, solid organ transplants)
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blood transfusion risk of CMV transmission reduced significantly when?
when there is leukocyte reduction
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spiking fever, pneumonitis, myalgia, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia assc'd with?
CMV disease in transplant patients
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what can be used to tx CMV?
ganiciclovir or valganciclovir is most effective
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do infants with disseminated HSV 1 or 2 show sx of vasicular rash?
no
38
what can spread to the lungs in as a complication of varicella (chicken pox). Secondary bacterial infections are also seen following varicella.
VZV
39
what infections are the cause of infectious mononucleosis, associated with fatigue, sore throat, exudative tonsillitis, swollen lymph nodes.
Epstein Barr Virus (EBV)
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what is the cause of Kaposi’s sarcoma in immunocompromised individuals.
HHV8