ZIKA / CHIKUNGUNYA , DENGUE Flashcards

1
Q

Zika is prevalent in Which part of the world?

A

South America

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2
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Transmission of zika virus?

A

bite of an infected Aedes mosquito,

although a small number of cases of sexual transmission have been reported.

increasing evidence of transmission via the placenta from mother to fetus

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3
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clinical features of zika virus?

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majority of people infected with Zika virus have no symptoms

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Zika, Chikungunya and Dengue can produce similar symptoms

zika mild fever

whereas dengue and chikungunya tend to cause abrupt onset of high fever

zika produces more conjunctivitis

zika : rash , myalgia , pruritus

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4
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chickungunya and dengue fever causes what

A

joint pain - chickenguniya is more debilitating than dengue
chickenguineya also produces rash

Dengue causes hemorrhagic fever

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5
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thrombocytopenia in returning traveller

A

dengue

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6
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clinical features of dengue fever

A

RETRO ORBITAL PAIN
FACIAL FLUSHING
MACULOPAPULAR NON BLANCHING RASH
HEMORRHAGIC MANIFESTATION =URPURA

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7
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WHAT IS SEVERE DENGUE FORM ?

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form of DIC : resulting in thrombocytopenia , spontaneous bleeding

dengue shock syndrome

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8
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what type of mosquitoes causes dengue fever to spread

A

aedes aegypti mosquito

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9
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Like dengue fever yellow fever is a type of ?

A

viral haemorrhagic fever (also dengue fever, Lassa fever, Ebola)

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10
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How is yellow fever spread

A

Through mosquitos

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11
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Features of yellow fever

A

classic description involves sudden onset of high fever, rigors,
nausea & vomiting. Bradycardia may develop.

A brief remission is followed by jaundice, haematemesis, oliguria

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12
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If severe jaundice and hematemesis or jaundice what can be seen in liver cells in yellow fever

A

Councilman bodies (inclusion bodies) may be seen in the hepatocytes

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