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Viral Pathology Flashcards

1
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Viral genome is made up of

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DNA

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2
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Common to produce latent infections

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Herpesviridae family

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3
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Small mouth ulcerations associated with fever and malaise

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Primary herpetic gingivostomatis (primary lesion)

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4
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Lip ulceration

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Herpes labialis

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5
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Type of herpes simplex virus found in oral cavity

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Type I (CN V)

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Lesions associated with type I herpes simplex virus (2)

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Primary herpetic gingivostomatis (primary lesion)
Herpes labialis (secondary lesion)
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7
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Herpes simplex virus found in genitals and dormant to ______

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Type II

Sacral ganglia

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8
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Varicella zoster virus is dormant in

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Posterior root ganglia of spinal cord

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9
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Epstein barr virus is associated with (5)

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

BIHHN

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10
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Dse that has african endemic variant and B lymphocyte malignancy

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Burkitt’s lymphoma

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11
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Dse transferred through saliva

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Infection mononucleosis

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12
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Hodgkin’s lymphoma histologic appearance

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Reed sternberg cells

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13
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White patches on tongue

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Hairy leukoplakia

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14
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Carcinoma on the nasopharynx

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Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

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15
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Causes of varicella zoster virus (2)

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Chicken pox

Shingles

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16
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Human herpes virus 8

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Kaposi’s sarcoma

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17
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One of the largest and most complex virus known

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Smallpox/variola

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18
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Hx inclusion bodies of small pox

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Guarneri bodies

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19
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Adenovirus causes (3)

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Pharyngitis
Pneumonia
Conjunctivitis

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20
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Causes wart and cervical cancer

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human papilloma virus

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21
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Smallest double stranded DNA virus

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Hepadnavirus (hepa B virus)

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22
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Incubation period of hepa B

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6-8 weeks

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23
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In hepa B it uses ______ that allows viral replication

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Reverse transcriptase

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24
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Viral antigens of hepa B

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HBsAg

HBcAg

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25
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Hepa B surface antigen

Detected in serum during blood test

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HBsAg

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26
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Hepa B core antigen

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HBcAg

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27
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Hepa B surface antibody

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HBsAb

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28
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Only hepatitis virus that has DNA genome

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Hepa B

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29
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Hepa that is parenteral and get through sexual contact

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B
C
D

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30
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Hepatitis acquired fecal-oral

A

A

E

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31
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Virus of hepa A

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Picornavirus

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32
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Virus of Hepa C

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Flavivirus

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33
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Virus of Hepa D

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Delta virus

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34
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Virus of hepa E

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Calcivirus

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35
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Rabies virus
Hx intracytoplasmic bodies:______
Transmission:_______

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Rhabdoviridae
Negri bodies
Rabid animal bite

36
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Picornaviruses (3)

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Poliovirus
Rhinovirus
Coxsackie virus

37
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Virus that affects anterior horn of spinal cord - for motor

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Poliovirus - poliomyelitis

38
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Transmission of poliovirus

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Fecal to oral

39
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Ulcers in post of oral cavity

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Herpangina

40
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Ulcers in oral cavity, hands and feet

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Hand foot mouth dse

41
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Coxsackie A is associated with 2 dses

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Herpangina

Hand fouth mouth dse

42
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Affects internal organs

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Coxsackie B

43
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Types of paramyxoviruses (3)

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Rubeola
RSV
Mumps

44
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Swelling of parotid gland (parotitis)

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Mumps

45
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Associated with koplik spots

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Rubeola

46
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Complication of mumps (2)

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Orchitis

Oophoritis

47
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Togaviruses

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Rubella or german measles

48
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Complication of rubella or german measles

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Congenital defects (deafness or microcephaly)

49
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Most common cause of gastroenteritis in children

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Rotavirus

50
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Attacks bone marrow cells resulting to leukopenia and thrombocytopenia

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Dengue virus

51
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Capillary fragility test

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Tourniquet test

52
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Virus that attacks liver resulting to yellowing of skin

Hx inclusion bodies :______

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Yellow fever

Councilman bodies

53
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Virus causes microcephaly and encephalitis

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Zika virus

54
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RetroVirus that causes AIDS

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Lentivirus

55
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RNA blot test

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Northern blot

56
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DNA blot test

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Southern blot

57
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Detects HIV proteins

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Western blot

58
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Common viral infections with maculopapular rash and blisters (4)

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Smallpox
Chickenpox
Measles
Rubella

59
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Lesion containing pus

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Pustules

60
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Elevated skin >1cm

<1 cm

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Nodule

Papule

61
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Fluid filled lesion <5cm

> 5cm

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Vesicle

Bullae

62
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Paramyxoviruses (3)

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RSV

measles mumps

63
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Orthomyxovirus

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Influenza

64
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Togavirus

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Rubella

65
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Retrovirus

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HIV

66
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Herpes virus (4)

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Cytomegalovirus
Epstein barr virus
HSV 1
HSV 2

67
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Virus with kissing dse (2)

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Epstein virus

Cytomegalovirus

68
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Hx appearance of cytomegalovirus

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Owl’s eye

69
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Complication of shingles

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Permanent paresthesia

70
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Other name of hepa B

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Serum hepatitis

Dane particles

71
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Virus that uses reverse transcriptase (2)

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Hepa B - if DNA

HIV - RNA

72
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Most difficult MO to be eliminated in sterilization (2)

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Hepa B

Spore

73
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Incubation period of Hepa A

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2-6 wks

74
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Bullet shaped virus

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Rhabdoviridae

75
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2 dse associated with coxsackie A virus

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Herpangiana

Hand foot mouth dse

76
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Herpangiana aka

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Summer illness

77
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Influenza virus is in what family

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Orthomyxovirus

78
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Tx for influenza virus

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Amantadine

Rimantadine

79
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Rubeola aka

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Measles

80
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Rubella aka

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German measles

81
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Inflammation of testis

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Orchitis

82
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Inflammation of ovary

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Oophoritis

83
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Tx for mumps

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None self limiting dse

84
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Vaccine for dead virus

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Salk vaccine

85
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Vaccine for alive but weakened virus

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Salbin (salba)

86
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Causes adult viral pneumonia and flu

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Influenza virus

87
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Vector of flaviviruses

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Aedes aegypti

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