Viral Pathology

Question 1

DNA viruses

Answer 1

Herpesviridae
Poxvirus
Adenovirus
HPV
Hepadnavirus

Question 2

Herpesviridae family

Answer 2

Herpes simplex
Cytomegalovirus
Epstein-barr virus
Varicella zoster 
Human herpes virus 8

Question 3

Type 1 HSV

Answer 3

Oral cavity

Dormant in CN V

Question 4

Primary HSV lesion

Answer 4

Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis

Question 5

Secondary HSV lesion

Answer 5

Herpes labialis

Question 6

Type II HSV

Answer 6

Genitals

Dormant in Sacral ganglia

Question 7

Cytomegalovirus causes

Answer 7

Infectious mononucleosis

Dormant in slaivary glands

Question 8

Kissing’s disease

Answer 8

Infectious mononucleosis

Question 9

CMV

Answer 9

Owl’s eye cells

Question 10

EBV associated with

Answer 10

BIHHN

Burkitt's lymphoma
Infectious mononucleosis
Hodgkin's lymphoma
Hairy leukoplakia
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

Question 11

Burkitt’s lymphoma

-B lymphocyte malignancy

Answer 11

Non-hodgkin’s lymphoma

Question 12

Basic forms of burkitt’s lymphoma

Answer 12

Endemic
Sporadic
Immunideficiency associated

Question 13

Common in children in Africa

Answer 13

Endemic

Question 14

Common in children in Africa and western countries

Answer 14

Sporadic

Question 15

Hx of Burkitt’s lymphoma

Answer 15

Starry sky appearance

Question 16

Most rapidly progressive tumor

Answer 16

Burkitt’s lymphoma

Question 17

Causes kissing’s disease

Answer 17

EBV

CMV

Question 18

Hx of non-hodgkin’s lymphoma

Answer 18

Reed-sternberg cells

Question 19

VZV causes

Answer 19

Chickenpox (varicella zoster)

Shingles (herpes zoster)

Question 20

VZV is dormant in

Answer 20

Posterior root ganglia of spinal cord

Question 21

Chickenpox associated with

Answer 21

Reye’s syndrome

Question 22

A recurrent disease and lesions follow a dermatome

Answer 22

Shingles

Question 23

Kaposi’s sarcoma

Answer 23

Human herpes virus 8

Question 24

One of the largest and most complex viruses known

Answer 24

Poxvirus/variola

Question 25

Inclusion body of variola

Answer 25

Guarneri bodies

Question 26

Smallest DNA virus

Answer 26

Hepadnavirus

Question 27

Hepadnavirus causes

Answer 27

Hepatitis B/ serum hepatitis/ dane particle

Question 28

Incubation period of hepa B

Answer 28

6 to 8 weeks

Question 29

Chickenpox

Answer 29

VZV

Question 30

Bkack death plague

Answer 30

Yersinia pestis

Question 31

Bloody diarrhea

Answer 31

Entamoeba histolytica | Shigella dysentery

Question 32

Bacteroides

Answer 32

Porphyromonas | Prevotella

Question 33

Herpes simplex virus | Dormant in

Answer 33

CN V

Question 34

CMV | Dormant in

Answer 34

Salivary gland

Question 35

VZV | Dormant in

Answer 35

Posterior root ganglia of spinal cord

Question 36

Viral infection of a child with aspirin as medication

Answer 36

Reye's syndrome

Question 37

Weil's disease

Answer 37

Leptospirosis

Question 38

Hansen's disease

Answer 38

Leprosy

Question 39

Uses REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE that allows viral replication

Answer 39

Hepa B

Question 40

Viral antigens of HEPA

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HBsAg/ australian antigen HBsAb HBcAg HBcAb

Question 41

One of the most difficult MO to eliminate in sterilization

Answer 41

HBsAg

Question 42

Mildest form of Hepa

Answer 42

Hepa A or short-incubation hepa

Question 43

Hepa that requires hepa B

Answer 43

Hepa D

Question 44

Hepa A

Answer 44

Picornavirus

Question 45

Hepa B

Answer 45

Hepadnavirus

Question 46

Hepa C

Answer 46

Flavivirus

Question 47

Hepa D

Answer 47

Delta virus

Question 48

Hepa E

Answer 48

Calicivirus

Question 49

Molluscum contagiousum caused by

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Pox virus

Question 50

Incubation period Hepa A Hepa B

Answer 50

2 to 6 weeks | 6 to 8 weeks

Question 51

Most serious hepa

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Hepa C

Question 52

RNA viruses

Answer 52

``` Rhabdoviridae Picornavirus Orthomyxovirus Paramyxovirus Togavirus Reovirus Flavivirus Lentivirus ```

Question 53

Bullet shaped virus

Answer 53

Rabies virus

Question 54

Rabies spreads to

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CNS via PNS axons | Negri bodies

Question 55

Picornaviruses

Answer 55

Poliovirus Rhinovirus Coxsackie virus

Question 56

Orthomyxovirus

Answer 56

Influenza virus

Question 57

Virus that causes poliomyelitis

Answer 57

Poliovirus

Question 58

Poliomyelitis causes

Answer 58

Destruction of motor neurons of spinal cord

Question 59

Causes common cold

Answer 59

Flu CARE ``` Influenza virus Parainfluenza virus Coronavirus Adenovirus Rhinovirus Enterovirus ```

Question 60

Causes Herpangina Hand-foot-mouth Pink eye/sore eye

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Coxsackie A

Question 61

Ulcers in posterior oral cavity

Answer 61

Herpangina

Question 62

Causes Pleurodynia (muscle pain) Myocarditis/pericarditis

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Coxsackie B

Question 63

Spikes

Answer 63

Hemaglutinin | Neuramidase

Question 64

Ulcers in the soft palate and pharynx

Answer 64

Herpangina

Question 65

Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis

Answer 65

Sore eye

Question 66

Summer illness

Answer 66

Herpangina

Question 67

Causes flu and ADULT VIRAL PNEUMONIA

Answer 67

Influenza virus

Question 68

Cause of child viral pneumonia

Answer 68

RSV

Question 69

Cause of bacterial pneumonia

Answer 69

Streptococcus pneumoniae

Question 70

Causes epidemic influenza

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Influenza A virus

Question 71

Tophi bodies

Answer 71

Gouty arthritis

Question 72

Negri bodies

Answer 72

Rabies

Question 73

Mallory bodies

Answer 73

Alcoholic cirrhosis

Question 74

Councilman bodies

Answer 74

Yellow fever

Question 75

Guarneri bodies

Answer 75

Smallpox

Question 76

Orthomyxovirus

Answer 76

Influenza virus

Question 77

Paramyxovirus

Answer 77

Parainfluenza virus RSV Rubeola Mumps

Question 78

Causes respiratory infections especially in infants and young children

Answer 78

Paramyxovirus

Question 79

Associted with koplik's spot

Answer 79

Rubeola/measles

Question 80

White lesion surrounded by bluish red areola | Appears before the rashes

Answer 80

Koplik's spot

Question 81

Swelling of parotid gland

Answer 81

Parotitis/ mumps

Question 82

Complications of mumps

Answer 82

Orchitis Oophoritis Pancreatitis

Question 83

MMR vaccine

Answer 83

Live attenuated vaccine

Question 84

Dead virus

Answer 84

Salk vaccine

Question 85

Complication of mumps

Answer 85

Oophoritis Orchitis Pancreatitis

Question 86

Oophoritis

Answer 86

Ovarian swelling

Question 87

Orchitis

Answer 87

Testicular swelling

Question 88

Rubella

Answer 88

German measles

Question 89

Togavirus

Answer 89

Rubella

Question 90

Rotavirus

Answer 90

Reovirus

Question 91

Most common cause of gastroenteritis <2 years old

Answer 91

Rotavirus

Question 92

Can cross placental barrier causing rubella syndrome

Answer 92

Togavirus

Question 93

Flavivirus

Answer 93

``` Dengue virus Yellow Fever Zika virus West Nile virus Hepatitis C virus ```

Question 94

Attacks bone marrow resulting to leukopenia and thrombocytopenia

Answer 94

Dengue virus

Question 95

Capillary fragility test

Answer 95

Tourniquest test | Rumpel-leede test

Question 96

Virus that attacks kidney or liver resulting to yellowing of skin

Answer 96

Yellow Fever

Question 97

Causes microcephaly and encephalitis

Answer 97

Zika virus

Question 98

Guillian-Barre syndrome

Answer 98

Zika virus

Question 99

Uses reverse transcriptase

Answer 99

HIV | Hepa B

Question 100

Lentivirus

Answer 100

HIV

Question 101

Accurate tests for HIV

Answer 101

ELISA | Western Blot