RNA viruses intro Flashcards

1
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influenza A, B, and C is ______. HA attaches to ___________

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orthomyxo

upper respiratory tract

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we get colds every year because the NA and HA _____. this is called ______ ______

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mutate

antigenic drift

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3
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HIV is an example of RNA of the _______

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retroviruses

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4
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in icosahedral RNA viruses, they can be ______ or ________.

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naked or enveloped

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______ viridae: polio, hepatitis A, Rhino virus, _______

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PICORNA

enteroviruses

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6
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CALICI viridae: ________

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Norwalk

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7
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REO viridae:

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Rota virus

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8
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the forms of naked icosahedral RNA viruses are: ________, ________, and REO

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PICORNA

CALICI

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9
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the two forms of enveloped RNA viruses are _______ and _______

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TOGA and FLAVI

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10
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mosquito and rubivirus are the ________ viridae (enveloped)

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TOGA

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yellow fever, dengue, hepatitis C viruses are of the _______ viridae (enveloped)

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FLAVI

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12
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TOGA and FLAVI are _______, icosahedral RNA viruses

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naked

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13
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CORONA viridae are _________ colds

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respiratory

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14
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BUNYA are the __________ and california encephalitis

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hantavirus

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15
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ORTHOMYXO are ________ A, B, C

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influenza

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16
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PARAMYXO are par-influenza, respiratory syncytial virus, ____, and _____

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mumps and measles

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17
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the RHABDO is ________

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rabies

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18
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FILO is ________ and marburg (acute hemorrhagic fever)

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Ebola

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19
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ARENA viridae is lymphocytic ___________

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choriomeningitis

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20
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largyngotracheobronchitis (aka ______) is from the _______ virus

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parainfluenza

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21
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the complex coat RNA viruses consists of _______ (HIV)

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RETRO

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22
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Influenza A, B, and C are _________ viridae

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orthomyxo

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23
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influenza viruses A, B, and C have glycoproteins: _________ activity (HA), and ________ activity (NA)

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hemagglutinin activity and neuraminidase activity

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24
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HA can attach to host sialic acid receptors (________________), but antibodies to HA will ______

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upper respiratory tract

block

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NA disrupts _____ barrier
mucin
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in an ________ drift, mutation of NA, HA protect the virus from antibodies
antigenic
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in an antigenic _______, there is complete change of NA and HA
shift
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Parainfluenza, respiratory syncytial virus, mumps, measles are all __________viridae
paramyxo
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the paramyxo viruses absorb into the _________ ______
respiratory tract
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the parainfluenza virus is _______viriade. In adults it is an _____, flu-like illness. It causes ______ in children (laryngotracheobronchitis)
paramyxo URI croup
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parainfluenza virus causes a barking cough through the narrowed, upper _______
airways
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respiratory synctyial virus is _______. It causes _______ infections and contains F protein that causes formation of ___________ giant cells
paramyxo respiratory multinucleate (syncytial cells)
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Respiratoy syncytial virus lacks ____ and _____ glycoproteins
HA and NA
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the measles virus is ________. there is a ____ day incubation. Causes _____ spots and rash
paramyxo 10 day Koplik
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arthropod borne viruses, toga, flavi, and bunya are all ________
arboviruses
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california encephalitis and rift valley fever are both _________ viridae
bunya
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yellow, dengue, and west nile are ______
flavi
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rubivirus, WEE, and EEE are _____ (western and easter encephalitis)
toga
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the _____ virus is a cause of a cold that is indistinguishable from the _________ common cold
corona | rhinovirus
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the corona virus is responsible for ______% of colds
15%
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SARS is a ________ virus
corona
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the corona virus can progress to severe _____ in 10-20% of cases
dyspnea
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rhinovirus is a ________ and is hand to hand spread
pircornaviridae
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poliovirus, coxsackie viruses A and B, echovirus, hepatitis A, new enteroviruses are all ______, which are picornaviridae
enterovirus
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enterovirus is excreted in _____ and spread by fecal-oral
feces
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poliovirus is an _______ of the _______
enterovirus | picornaviridae
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fecal-oral transmission and paralysis occurs in _______, which is a ______ (enterovirus)
poliovirus | picornaviridae
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Coxsackie viruses A and B (enterovirus) are _____.
picorn
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_____ is herpangina - a mild, self-limiting illness characterized by fever, sore throat, small red-based vesicles over the back of the throat
Coxsackie A
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Coxsackie B is ________. Fever, HA, pleuritic pain
pleurodynia
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Coxsackie A16 occurs in the ____, ____, and mouth 1-2 days after ______
hand foot herpangina
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________ A and B are associated with myocarditis/pericarditis
coxsackie
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echovirus and other _______ are _____viridae and have mild reactions, colds, rashes, aseptic meningitis
enteroviruses | picorn
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rotavirus and calciviridae are _______ viruses
diarrhea
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rabies is a _______viridae
rhabdo
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the _______ virus replicates at the wound bite, then over _____ to a _____ move up nerve axons to the CNS, causing fatal _____
rabies weeks to a year encephalitis
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DNA viruses are unlike RNA viruses be causes they __________________
cannot be translated directly into proteins
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every DNA virus has a + and - strand. the ______ is read to be transcribed into mRNA and the ______ is ignored
positive | negative
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PARVO, PAPOVA, and ADENO are all _________, icosahedral _____ viruses
naked | DNA
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HERPES and HEPADNA are ______, icosahedral, DNA viruses
enveloped
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erythema infectiousum is a ______, DNA
PARVO
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human papilloma virus is a ______, DNA
PAPOVA
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childhood respiratory cold is an ________, DNA
ADENO
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herpes simplex 1&2, varicella, cytomegaloviris, epstein-barr, and human herpesvirus 6 are ______________ icosahedral HERPES
enveloped
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hepatitis B is a ________
HEPADNA
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POX is ______ envelope. Small pox and molluscum contagious.
complex envelope
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viruses can be _______ or non-enveloped. Viral envelopes cover the protein ______, which has the RNA or DNA
enveloped | capside
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respiratory syncytial virus occurs in the ________ and _______ in infants and children. A ________ virus
winter and spring | paramyxo
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the _______ virus affects upper respiratory tract, also parotitis and orchitis.
mumps
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hepatitis B is a _____ virus, where the other 5 are _____ viruses
DNA | RNA
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the common cold is cause by _______, which is a ______
rhinovirus | picorn
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HSV 1,2, varicella, cytomegalovirus, and epstein-barr are all ______
herpes
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molluscum contagiousum is a ______ and is very common. Flesh colored bumps.
poxviridae