RSV Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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rsv

A

RESPIRATORY

SYNCYTIAL VIRUS

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2
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leading cause of lower respiratory tract
infections in infants and young children.

A

rsv

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rsv symptoms in infants

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cough, wheezing,
difficulty breathing, fever, and poor feeding

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rsv symptoms in adults

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mild cold symptoms but can progress to more
severe respiratory illness

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5
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may be used to evaluate the extent of lung
involvement in severe cases of rsv

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Chest X-Rays

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6
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n antiviral medication) may be considered for
severe cases, but its effectiveness is limited.

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ribavirin

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7
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a monoclonal antibody) may be given to
high-risk infants to prevent severe RSV disease.

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palivizumab

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8
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COMMON COLD CULPRIT

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rhinovirus

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Rhinovirus infections typically cause mild symptoms such
as

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runny nose, nasal congestion, sore throat, and
cough

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For major groups they bind (rhino)

A

intercellular adhesion
molecule 1 (ICAM-1

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11
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For minor groups they bind ( Rhino)

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low-density lipoprotein receptor

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12
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highly sensitive and specific molecular method
used to detect the presence of rhinovirus genetic material.
It can rapidly identify the virus and distinguish between
different rhinovirus strains, aiding in targeted treatment.

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pcr

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13
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involves growing the virus in a laboratory
setting from a patient’s respiratory sample. While less
sensitive than PCR, it can provide valuable information
about the viability and infectivity of the virus.

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viral culture

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14
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detect the presence of antibodies against
rhinovirus in the patient’s blood, indicating past or recent
infection. However, it has limited diagnostic value in acute
infections

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serology antibody testing

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15
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genus of coronaviruses that includes human
coronaviruses like HCoV-229E and HCoV-NL63, as well as
some animal coronaviruses like the porcine transmissible
gastroenteritis virus (TGEV)

A

alphacoronavirus

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16
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genus of coronaviruses that includes the severe acute
respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV), the Middle
East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), and
the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2
(SARS-CoV-2), which causes COVID-19. It also includes
some other human and animal coronaviruses.
o we also have OC43 and HUK1
o HUK1 - also known as hongkonense (since sa
hongkong ung origi

A

betacoronavirus

17
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genus of coronaviruses that primarily infects birds, but
also includes some mammalian coronaviruses like the
porcine respiratory coronavirus and the mink coronavirus.

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gammacoronavirus

18
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genus of coronaviruses that mainly infects birds and
mammals, including the porcine deltacoronavirus and some
avian deltacoronaviruses

A

deltacoronavirus

19
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Usually common on winter or cold season

A

influenza virus

20
Q

are the most widespread and
cause seasonal epidemics and occasional pandemics
in humans, as well as infecting various animal species

21
Q

primarily infect humans and can
cause seasonal outbreaks, but they do not undergo
significant antigenic shifts like influenza A viruses.

22
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cause mild illness in human(influenza type)

23
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primarily infect cattle and other
livestock but have been detected in humans as well. (infleunza type)

24
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Minor Antigenic Change

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Antigenic Drift

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Major Antigenic Change
Antigenic Shift
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Cause seasonal epidemics
INFLUENZA A VIRUSES