Viruses Flashcards

1
Q

Papular- purpuric glove and socks syndrome

A

Parvovirus B19

Aka erythema infectiosum

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2
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Persistent infection with chronic anaemia in patients with immunodeficiency

A

Parvovirus B19

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3
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Roseola

Aka

Abrupt onset of
Associated with
Aetiology
Features

A
Exanthem subitum
HHV 6 or HHV 7
Fever for 3-4 days
Seizures 
Defervese then rash
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4
Q

Influenza subtyped based on…

Action of haemagglutinin

Action of neuraminidase

A

Surface glycoproteins

Haemaglutinin also virus binding to sialic acid residues on respiratory epithelium

Neuraminidase cleaves residue, allows release of progeny virions into respiratory tree

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5
Q

Influenza

Seasonal variations caused by antigenic drift or shift?

Define

A

Antigenic drift
Mutation to surface glycoprotein

Shift when organism infected by two influenza strains: genetic reassortment results in significant change in virus
- occurs only in Influenza A

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6
Q

Mechanism of action Oseltamivir

A

Neuraminidase inhibitors

Prevents release of virions from host cell

Active against influenza A, B, H1N1

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7
Q

Adamantanes

Mechanism of action

Active against which virus

A

Target M2 protein of Influenza A

Involved in ion channels of viral membrane essential for viral replication

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8
Q

Herpangina

Viral cause

Features

Differentiate from Ludwig angina

A

Posterior pharyngeal, buccal, palatal ulcers
Fever

HSV gingivitis anterior- lips tongue gingiva

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9
Q

CMV

Symptoms/signs in SCT recipient

A
Fever 
Pan cytopenia 
Colitis
Retinitis
Pneumonitis
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10
Q

Valganciclovir

Used for…

S/e

A

Prophylaxis CMV post SCT

Neutropenia

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11
Q

Main disadvantage of

FOscarnet
Cidofovir
Amphoteracin B

A

Renal toxicity

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12
Q

CMV Treatment SCT recipient

A

Ganciclovir

Second line foscarnet
Third cidofovir

(Nephrotixic)

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13
Q

Herpes simplex in SCTR

Symptoms

Treatment

A

Stomatitis
Pneumonitis

Aciclovir

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14
Q

EBV in SCTR

Symptoms

Treatment

A

Fever
PTLD

Reduce immunosuppressive meds
Chemotherapy

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15
Q

HHV6 in SCTR

Symptoms

Treatment

A

Disseminated rash
Encephalitis
Pneumonia
BM supression

Ganciclovir

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16
Q

Risk factors for PTLD

A

Paed>adult

First 2 years
EBV- recipient; EBV+ organ
Heavy immune suppression

Amount of lymphoid tissue transplanted
Eg. Lung, liver, heart > renal

Worse if associated CMV

17
Q

BK and JC virus in paed transplant

Symptoms

Rx

A

Haematuria

Cidofovir

18
Q

Adenovirus in paed transplant

A

Colitis, haemorrhagic cystitis, pneumonitis, hepatitis

Cidofovir

Ribavirin