-RNA enveloped (Hanta, Lassa, Rabies, Ebola) Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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what virus are found in the bunya family?

A

La Cross

California encephalitis

Hanta virus

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what viruses are found in the Arena virus family?

A

Lassa

LCMV

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3
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what viruses are found in the Rhabdo virus family?

A

rabies

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4
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what viruses are found in the filo family of viruses?

A

Ebola

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5
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what is the transmission of La Cross and California Encephalitis?

A

from squirrel to mosquito which will pass it to humans

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6
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what is the transmission of Hantavirus?

A

aerosolized mice urine

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what is the transmission of Lassa virus?

A

through mice urine

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what is the transmission of LCMV?

A

through mice urine

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9
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what is the transmission of rabies?

A

through saliva of mammals

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10
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what is the transmission of ebola?

A

humans and primates transmit it

among humans, infection occurs by body fluids

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what is the clinical presentation of La Cross encephalitis?

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fever, headache, vomiting, meningitis

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what is the clinical presentation of california encephalitis virus?

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fever, headache, vomiting, encephalitis

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what is the clinical presentation of Hantavirus?

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Hanta Pulmonary Syndrome:

  • flu-like symptoms
  • pulmonary edema
  • respiratory failure

Hemorrhagic Fever with renal syndrome (kidney necrosis, external bleeding)​

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14
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where is Lassa virus found?

A

West Africa

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what is the clinical presentation for Lassa virus?

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Lassa fever (high fever, bleeding gyms and blood vomiting, liver/spleen necrosis)

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16
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LCMV (lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus) will infect what mice?

17
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what is the clinical presentation of LCMV?

A

fever, flu-like myalgia

18
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what is the biology of the rabies virus?

A

eveloped BULLET SHAPED helical single stranded -RNA

19
Q

to what receptor will the VAP of rabies virus attach to?

A

nicotinic ACh receptor

20
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What animal is most prone to infect with rabies?

A

raccoons and skunks

21
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what happens with rabies once someone is infected?

A

virus can travel to CNS and to salivary glands

22
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what is the clinical presentation of rabies during incubation?

A

flu-like symptoms

23
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what is the clinical presentation of rabies after incubation?

A

neurological phase:

  • itching at site of bite
  • cerebral dysfunction
  • deliruim
  • hydrophobia
24
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what is the prognosis of rabies once clinical signs appear?

A

disease is fatal

25
what diagnosis tool can be used to confirm rabies? what cytoplasmic inclusions can be found?
antibodies in the CSF Negri bodies
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what cytoplasmic inclusion is this?
negri body
27
what cytoplasmic inclusion is this?
negri bodies
28
what rabies vaccine is given before exposure to rabies virus?
killed vaccine
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what rabies vaccine is given after exposure to rabies virus? what happens if you acquire the virus, when do you give the vaccine?
killed vaccine human rabies immune globulin when you acquire the virus, you must administer both vaccines before onset of symptoms
30
what is the clinical presentation of ebola?
extensive hemorrhage from GI and hypovolemic shock and vomiting