Viruses and Prions (15%) Flashcards

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become active inside a cell (take over cell), have either DNA or RNA, proteinaceous capside around genome, some have an envelope around the capsid

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viruses

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infectious particles made only of protein, no nucleic acid

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prions

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prions are inactivated by

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hypochlorite and autoclaving

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T/F prions are more resistant than viruses

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true

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[respiratory v] URT and LRT infections, conjunctivitis, diarrhea

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adenovirus-adeno

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[respiratory v] URI, pharyngitis, skin rash

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echovirus -picorna

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[respiratory v] URI, common cold

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rhinovirus -picorna

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[respiratory v] pleurodynia - pain intercostal muscles due to pleural irritation aka devils grip, herpangia-vesiculo-ulcerative lesions, myocarditis, pancreatitis, hand foot mouth disease

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coxsackie virus - picorna

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[respiratory v] influenza

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influenza A, B - orthomyxo

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[digestive V] mumps, pancreatitis and orchitis (m) or oophoritis (f)

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mumps virus - paramyxo

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[digestive V] N/V diarrhea, abdominal pain, lethargy

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norovirus - caliciviridae

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[digestive V] childhood diarrhea (MC)

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rotavirus - reo

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[digestive V] acute viral hepatitis, oral-fecal, shorter, less virulent

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hepatitis A virus (HAV) - picorna

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[digestive V] acute or chronic hepatitis, blood - hospital workers

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hepatitis B (HBV) - hepadna

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[digestive V] Non-A, non-B, causes infusion hepatitis

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hepatitis C (HCV) - flaviviridae

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[systemic with skin eruptions] aka rubeola, Koplik spots, subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

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measles virus - paramyxo

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[systemic with skin eruptions] german measles

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rubella virus - toga

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[systemic with skin eruptions] erythema infectiosum, aplastic anemia, slapped cheeks

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parvovirus - parvo virus

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[systemic with skin eruptions] smallpox vaccine “eradicated” GUARNIERI bodies

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variola virus - pox

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[systemic with skin eruptions] cowpox, blisters hands if have cow pox immune from small pox

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vaccinia virus - pox

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[systemic with skin eruptions] chickenpox, shingles

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varicella zoster herpes

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[systemic with skin eruptions] cold sores, vesicular lesions, whitlow, found on thumb (child)

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herpes simplex virus I

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[systemic with skin eruptions] genital herpes

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herpes simplex virus II

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[systemic with hematopoietic disorder] cytomegalic inclusion dx

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CMV herpes

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[systemic with hematopoietic disorder] infectious mononucleiosis “dont let mono get you down”

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epstein barr virus EBV

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[systemic with hematopoietic disorder] AIDS, ARC (diploid) ELISA, western blot

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HIV I and II virus retro (SS RNA)

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[arboviral hemorrhagic fevers] walter reed; 1-4 flaviviridae

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dengue virus

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[arboviral hemorrhagic fevers] fever, nausea, aedes, aegypti mosquito, walter reed; flaviviridae

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yellow fever

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[arboviral hemorrhagic fevers] fever, sorethroat, HA, bleeding, death; filoviridae

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ebola virus

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[arboviral hemorrhagic fevers] fever, cough, lungs fill with fluid, death - from rodent dust; bunyaviridae

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hanta virus

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[warty growth] condyloma, cervical carcinoma (HPV 16&18); papova

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papillomavirus (HPV)

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[warty growth] usually pink, benign; pox

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molluscum contagiosum virus

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[CNS virus] poliomyelitis, from polio vaccine; picorna

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poliovirus

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[CNS virus] negri bodies; rhabdo

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rabies virus

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[CNS virus] progressive multifocal leukocephalopathy; papova; papova

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JC virus

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[CNS virus] Eastern or Western equine, St Louis, Venezuelans or CA group, vector mosquito; toga

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arbobiral enchaphalitis