Viral Diseases Flashcards

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Influenza

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Orthomyxoviridae family, RNA virus
pneumotropic
-viral discharge -headache -muscle pain
-secondary pneumonia -sore throat -weakness
Guillain-Barre syndrome and Reyes Syndrome
Detection: pattern spread, isolation of viruses
Treatment: Amantadine, Tamiflu
Prevent: Vaccine with attenuated virus

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Common Cold

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adenovirus in the adenoviridae (DNA) or Rhinovirus (RNA) that are in the Picornaviradae pneumotropic
-airborne
Treatment: Interferon nasal spray, vitamin C, cold medicine

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Herpes Simplex

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Herpesviridae family, DNA
dermatropic
Spread: Contact, placental
Type 1: cold sores, conjuctivakeratittis
Type 2: genital herpes
Detect: Observe lipschultz bodies (granules in cell nuclei)
Treatment: acyclovir (Zovirax)
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Chicken Pox

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Varicella-zoster virus, Herpesviridae family, DNA
dermotropic
-airborne, skin contact
1st expression- as a child, 2nd expression- as an adult (Shingles)
Treatment: Acyclovir (Zovirax)
Prevention: Varivax

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Measles

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Paramyxoviradae family, RNA, dermotropic
-airborne
- hacking cough, Koplik spots, rash
Detection: Koplik spots
Treatment: none
Prevention: MMR vaccine
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Rubella

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Togoviridae RNA dermotropic
-airborne, contact with fomites
symptoms: rash on face that spreads, cold symptoms
Detection: symptoms
Treatment: analgesics, antipyretics (itching), topical Benadryl
Prevention: MMR vaccine

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Mumps

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Paramyxoviridae RNA dermotropic
Transmission: Airborne- contact with fomites
Symptoms: Enlarged parotid glands
No treatment
Prevention: MMR vaccine
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Infectious Mononucleosis

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Epstein-Barr Herpesviridae DNA viscerotropic
Transmission: mouth to mouth, contact with fomites, saliva and/or blood
Symptoms: chronic fatigue, swollen lymph
Detection: high lymphocyte count, Downey cells
Treatment: bed rest, analgesics
Prevention: none

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Hepatitis A

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Picornaviridae RNA viscerotropic
Transmission: food or waterborne, fecal-oral
Symptoms: enlarged liver, appendicitis-like pain, weight loss
Detection: liver function test
Prevention: Hep A glovulins, vaccine

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Hepatitis B

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Hepadnaviridae DNA viscerotropic
Transmission: blood, saliva, nail biting, etc
Symptoms: fatigue, taste changes, dark urine and stool

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AIDS

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Retroviridae RNA virus with DNA intermediate, viscerotropic
Transmission: contact with body fluids
Symptoms: cold, fatigue
treatment: AZT

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Polio

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Picornaviridae RNA, neurotropic
Transmission: food or waterborne
Treatment: iron lung, respirator, leg braces
Prevention: SALK vaccine, Sabin vaccine

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West Nile virus

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West Nile Virus Flaviviridae RNA neurotropic
Transmission: mosquito
Treat symptoms, flu-like
Prevention: mosquito control, avoid dead birds, insect repellent

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