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viral infections Flashcards

1
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what virus causes chicken pox

A

varcilla zoster (type of herpes)

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2
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what is shingles

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reactivated dormant virus in dorsal root ganglion

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3
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how is chickenpox spread + incubation

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resp route // chicken pox or singles // infective 4 days before rash and until 5 days after // 10-21 day incubation

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4
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symptoms chicken pox

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dever // itchy rash on head or trunk –> spread // macular –> vesicular

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5
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supportive mx and isolation advice chicken pox

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trim nales // calamine lotion // infectious until all rashes crusted (5days)

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6
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what analgesia can increase risk of secondary bacterial infection shingles

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NSAIDs

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7
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what organism can cause nec fasc in chicken pox

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GAS

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8
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rare complications chicken pox

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pneumonia, encephalitis, DIC // arhtitis, nephrititis, pancreatitis

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9
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post exposure mx chicken pox pregnancy

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check varicella antibodies // if <20 weeks VZIG up to 10 days post exposure // if >20 weeks then VZIG or oral antivirals 7-14 days after

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10
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mx chicken pox in pregnancy

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oral aciclovir if >20 weeks and within 24 hours of rash

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symptoms shingles

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prodromal burn over dermatome + headache, fever, tired // red rash on dermatome, does not cross midline // vesicular

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12
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RF shingles

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age // HIV // immunosuppredsed

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13
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isolation mx shingles

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avoid pregnant women // infectious until vesicle crusted (5-7 days)

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14
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analgesia mx shingles

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1 = paracetamol + NSAID // 2 = TCA // 3 = steroid if not responding

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15
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antiviral mx shingles

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antiviral within 72 hours (unless <50 with mild trunk rash)

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16
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benifit antivirals in shingles

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reduced post-herpetic neurlgia in older people

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17
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most common shingles complication

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post-herpetic neuralgia

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18
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worrying nerves affected in shingles

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occular trigeminal // ramsay hunt (CNVII)

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19
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who should be offered PEP in chicken pox

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significant exposure // increased risk eg immunocompromised (Steroids) pregnant // no antibodies

20
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what are the 2 VZV vaccinations

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1 for chicken pox, one for shingles

21
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what type of vaccine is VZV

A

live attenuated

22
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who gets VZV chicken pox vaccine

A

health care workers who are not immune // contacts of immunosuppresed patients

23
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who gets shingles VZV vaccine

A

elderly

24
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what virus causes molluscum contagiosum

A

pox

25
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spread of molluscum contagiosum

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close contacts eg sharing towels, or surfaces // rarely sexual spread

26
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who gets molluscum contagiosum

A

kids 1-4 (with eczema)

27
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symptoms molluscum contagiosum

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pink or pearly papule // clusters on trunk or flexures // if genital then sexual spread

28
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how long for molluscum contagiosum to resolve

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18 months

29
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mx molluscum contagiosum

A

not usually needed // maybe cryothrapy // if eczema topical steroids // if infected abx eg fusidic acid

30
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when to refer molluscum contagiosum

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HIV, eyelid or occular, anogenital

31
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what virus causes slapped check syndrome

A

parvovirus B19

32
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symptoms slapped check syndrome

A

fever, red rash on cheek

33
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what tests for exposure to parvovirus in pregnancy

A

<20 weeks –> IgM and IgG

34
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serious presentation parvovirus

A

panyctopenia // aplastic crisis in sickle cell // hyrops fetalis –> miscarriage

35
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mx hydrops fetalis

A

intrauterine blood transfusion

36
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what causes warts

A

HPV

37
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mx warts

A

topical salyic acid or imiquoid

38
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what diseases can enterviruses cause

A

eg coksaxki –> herpangina (mouth blisters) // hand foot and mouth // pericarditis

39
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what causes hand, foot, and mouth

A

coxsackie A and enterovirus

40
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symptoms hand, foot, mouth

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mild sore throat and fever // oral ulcer // vesicles on hands and feet // family outbreak

41
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mx and isolation hand, foot mouth

A

no isolation, symptomatic treatment

42
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invx enterovirus

A

PCR

43
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what causes orf + symptoms

A

sheep parapoxvirus virus // single nodule usually on farmer hand

44
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how is zika spread

A

mosquito

45
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symptoms zika

A

fever, rash, headache, joint pain // microcephaly in neonates

46
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cause of pityriasis rosea

A

herpes virus 7 - HHV 7

47
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symptoms pityriasis rosea

A

recent viral illness // herald patch on trunk –> red, oval, scaly patch ‘fir tree’

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