Virology 2 Flashcards

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Poliomyelitis

flaccid, asymmetrical paralysis, respiratory paralysis

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Poliovirus
Genus: Enterovirus
Family: Picornaviridae

Prevention:
Salk (killed) - IM
Sabin (live attenuated) - oral

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TYPE A

Herpangina, hand foot (weakness) and mouth disease (ulceration)

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Coxsackie virus
Genus: Enterovirus
Family: Picornaviridae

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TYPE B

Pleurodynia/ epidemic myalgia
myocarditis, pericarditis

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Coxsackie virus
Genus: Enterovirus
Family: Picornaviridae

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cytopathogenic virus that mainly affects the intestinal tract

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entreic cytopathic human orphan virus (ECHO)

Genus: Enterovirus
Family: Picornaviridae

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Colds from picornaviridae

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Genus: Rhinovirus
Family: Picornaviridae

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Hepatitis A

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Genus: Hepatovirus
Family: Picornaviridae

Acute hepatitis
Fecal oral route

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Eastern equine encephalitis virus

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Horse

Alphavirus (arbovirus)
Togaviridae

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Western equine encephalitis virus

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Horse

Alphavirus (arbovirus)
Togaviridae

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Venezuela equine encephalitis virus

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Horse

Alphavirus (arbovirus)
Togaviridae

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Chikungunya equine encephalitis virus

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Horse and human

Alphavirus (arbovirus) - aedis aegypti
Togaviridae

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German measles

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aka 3-day measles/ rubella
generalized maculopopular rash

Rubella virus
Genus: Rubiviruses
Family: Togaviridae

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Yellow fever virus

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causes jaundice

Flaviviridae (mostly arboviruses)

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Dengue/Breakbone fever

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dengue virus
dengue hemorrghagic fever
4’oclock habit

Flaviviridae (mostly arboviruses- aedis aegypti)

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Hepatitis C

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Acute hepatitis
Fecal oral route

Tx: a-interferon, RIBAVIRIN

Flaviviridae (mostly arboviruses)

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Hepatitis G

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Blood transfusion

Flaviviridae (mostly arboviruses)

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conjunctivitis via aedis aegypti

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Zika virus
Flaviviridae (mostly arboviruses)

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epidemic acute gastroenteritis

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norwalk/norovirus
Calciviridae

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Hepatitis E

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Acute hepatitis
Fecal oral route

Calciviridae

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SARS

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severe acute respiratory syndrome

coronaviridae
- spikes (peplomers)
- crownlike

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MERSCOV

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middle east respiratory syndrome coronavirus

coronaviridae
- spikes (peplomers)
- crownlike

21
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Human immunodeficiency virus

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retroviridae (containse reverse transcriptase)

Dx:
elisa - enzyme linked immonoabsorbent assay (gold standard)
Western blot test - confirmatory
Southern blot test - nucleic acid hybridization

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bullet shaped virus with spiked envelope

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rhabdoviridae

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histopathological findings: negribodies

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Rabies virus
genus: Lyssavirus
Rhabdoviridae

short prodomal phase
acute neurologic phase
coma

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stomatitis of horse and cattle

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Vesiculovirus
Rhabdoviridae

sore or inflammation of inside the mouth

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MARV

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Marburg virus
Rousettus bat colonies in mines or caves

Filoviridae

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severe hemorrhagic fever

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ebola virus
origin: west africa (bats)

Filoviridae

27
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Influenza

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Influenza virus
Orthomyxoviridae

Birds:
hemagglutinnin (15)
neuraminidase (9)

Swine - H1,H3

Humans: (First - H5N1)
H1,H2,H3,H5
N1,N2

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pneumonia in infants <6 mos.

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Respiratory syncital virus (RSV)

Parainfluenzavrius
Paramyxoviridae

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parotitis/ parotid salivary grand inflammation

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Mumps Virus
Complications: orchitis (inflammation of testes)

Paramyxoviridae

30
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Hard measles

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Rubeola virus

kopliks spot
- coryza - inflamm. of nose mucosa
- cough
conjunctiva

oral lesions w/ bluish white center and red margin

Paramyxoviridae

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Lassa fever

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arenaviridae
bursh rats/mastomys rats
western africa

DOC: Ribavirin

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most common cause of severe diarrhea in infants & children

stomach flu

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rotavirus
reoviridae

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results to premature labor and spontaneous abortion

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measles

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influenza for human and animals
massive epidemic and pandemic

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TYPE A

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influenza for humans

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TYPE B

36
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influenza for humans & swine

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TYPE C

37
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colorado tick fever

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caused by coltivirus
Reoviridae

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Sandfly fever

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aka 3-day fever
influenza like

caused by phlebovirus
bunyaviridae

39
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malignant tumor in mesodermal tissue

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sarcoma

40
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malignant tumor of lymphoid tissue

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lymphoma

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malignant tumor of epithelial cells

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carcinoma