Week 3 - Viruses Flashcards

1
Q

Hepatitis A and E are transmitted mainly via _____

A

fecal-contaminated food and water

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2
Q

Hepatitis B, C and D are transmitted by ______

A

blood and/or sexual exposure

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3
Q

The most significant infectious occupational risk in the US is __________

A

Hepatitis B

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4
Q

The incubation period of HAV is ____

A

15-50 days

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5
Q

HAV is more frequently found in what population?

A

children and young adults

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6
Q

Which sub-types of hepatitis have vaccines?

A

HAV, HBV

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7
Q

HBV is spread through contact with ______

A

contaminated blood and body fluids

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8
Q

70% of those infected with HBV are contagious through which phase of infection?

A

convalescent

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9
Q

Incubation period of HBV is ____

A

50-180 days

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10
Q

HCV is transmitted by ______

A

exposure to contaminated blood

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11
Q

The incubation period of HCV is _____

A

20-90 days

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12
Q

The onset of HBV and HCV is _______

A

insidious

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13
Q

Hepatitis __ is a defective virus that requires concurrent HBV infection for development of disease

A

D

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14
Q

HEV is transmitted via _____

A

fecal contamination

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15
Q

The incubation period of HEV is ___

A

15-60 days

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16
Q

The onset of HEV, like HAV, is ____

A

abrupt

17
Q

HCV becomes chronic ___% of the time

A

50%

18
Q

HBV becomes chronic ___% of the time

A

5-10%

19
Q

HIV targets the ______ as its host, which interrupts the _____

A

CD4 (T4) lymphocytes

cell-mediated response to antigens

20
Q

HIV is transmitted via ____

A

exchange of body fluids - blood, semen, vaginal secretions, breast milk, can cross the placenta

21
Q

Two methods to test for HIV are _______

A

ELISA - enzyme linked immunosorbent assay

Western Blot

22
Q

___ is the end stage of HIV infection

A

AIDS

23
Q

The official diagnosis of AIDS is _____

A

CD4 (T4) cell count < 200 plus one clinical condition

24
Q

Which types of Hepatatis have carrier states?

A

HBV, HCV, HDV