Microbiology 2 (virology) Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Non enveloped DNA viruses

A

Parvovirus
Adenovirus
Papopvavirus (papilloma, polyoma)

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enveloped DNA viruses

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Herpes
Pox
Hepadna (HepB)

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Non-enveloped RNA viruses

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Calici (Norovirus)
Picorna (Enterovirus)
Reo (Rotavirus)

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4
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Enveloped RNA virus

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everything else

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5
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Viruses with nuclear and cytoplasmic inclusions

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CMV

Measles

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6
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Warthin-FInkeldy giant cells

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measles

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nuclear inclusions and syncytia formation

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HSV (Cowdry bodies)

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8
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forms syncytia with no inclusions

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RSV

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9
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CPE that “sweeps across” culture in 2-3 days

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HSV 1 or 2

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Ramsay-Hunt syndrome

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reactivation of latent VZV from genticulate ganglion of facial nerve
otalgia, facial paresis, vertigo, hearing loss, tinnitus

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human herpes viruses

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HSV1&2, CMV, VZV, EBV, HHV-6, HHV-8

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EBV infects ____ via_____

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B-lymphocytes via the CD3 receptor (CD21)

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Duncan disease clinical

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X-linked lymphoproliferative disorder

fulminant primary EBV infection; hemophagocytosis, hepatic necrosis (T/NK cell infiltrate)

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14
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Duncan disease genetics

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SH2D1A gene (also called SAP gene)

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15
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Hoagland criteria for infectious mono

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  1. > 50% lymphs
  2. > 10% atypical lymphs
  3. fever
  4. pharyngitis
  5. adenopathy
    • serology
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16
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other causes of mononucleosis syndrome

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Toxo, CMV, dilantin

17
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5 serologic EBV tests

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  1. IgM Anti-VCA
  2. Heterophile
  3. IgG Anti-EA
  4. IgG Anti_VCA
  5. Anti-EBNA
18
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False + monospot

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HIV, lupus, lymphoma

19
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Serology of remote EBV

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IgG Anti-VCA+

Anti-EBNA +/-

20
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only EBV related lesions negative for EBER

A

oral hairy leukoplakia

21
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Syndroems caused by EBV (7)

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Hodgkin, primary effusion lymphoma, lymphomatoid granulomatosis,PTLD, oral hairy leukoplakia, nasopharyngeal carcinoma

22
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HHV-6 causes

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Roseola (exanthum subitum)

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HHV-8 causes

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Kaposi, primary effusion lymphoma, muticentric castleman

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LANA-1 expression in specked nuclear pattern

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Adenovirus serotypes causing epidemic respiratory outbreaks
4+7
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adenovirus serotypes causing hemorrhagic cystitis
11,21
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Adenovirus serotypes causing diarrhea
40,41
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childhood parvovirus illness
erythema infectiosum (fifth dz)
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Polyomaviruses
JC and BK
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JC virus causes
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy | inclusions are in oligodeendroglioma cells
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BK virus causes
hemorrhagic cystitis
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Papovaviruses
polyomaviruses, papillomaviruses
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in benign lesions HPV DNA is ____;in malignant ones, it is____
episomal, integrated
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Bowenoid papulosis caused by ____
HPV 16
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non-enveloped RNA viruses tend to be
gastrointestinal
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Guarnerieri bodies
Variola (small pox)
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Category A bioterrorism agents
``` Small pox Anthrax Plague Botilism Tularemia Hemorrhagic fever ```