Viral stuff Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

why do we need a new flu vaccine evry year

A

it changes via antigenic shift and drift

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2
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what are the differences between antigenic shift and drift

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drift -> minot changes

shift -> major chages

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3
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what are the different types of flu vaccine

A

IM -> inactivated

intranasal -> live attenuated

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4
Q

what type of virus is influenza

A

RNA

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5
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what antivirals can be used for influenza

A

Oseltamivir

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6
Q

what are the 2 different types of antigens in influenza and what do they do

A

H -> attach & enter host cell

N -> release from host cell

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7
Q

what are the layman terms for infectious mononucleosis

A

glandular fever

mono

kissing disease

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8
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what is the casues of infectious mononuclerosis (glandular fever)

A

EBV

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9
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what are some special signs of infectiosu mononucleosis

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petechiae on palate

splenomegaly

atypical lymphocytes

herterophile antibodies

macropapular & puritic rash

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10
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what are the common features of mono

A

sore throat

fever

lymphadenopathy

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11
Q

infectous mono

  1. what type of antibdoies are there
  2. what occurs on the palate
  3. what organ is enlarged
  4. what sort of rash do you get
A
  1. heterophile
  2. petechiae
  3. spleen
  4. macropapular & puritic
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12
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how is mono diagnosed

A

MOnospot test

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13
Q

how is mono managed

A

Just supportive treatment

no antivirals

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14
Q

what are folk with mono at risk of and what must you tell them

A

Splenic rupture

avoid contact sports for 8 weeks

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15
Q

what can EBV cause

A

Infectious mononuclerosis

Lymphoma

Oral hairy leukoplakia

Nasopharyngeal ca

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16
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what causes mumps

A

RNA para-myxo-virus

17
Q

mumps

  1. how does it present
  2. time of year it’s most commmon
  3. how is it prevented
  4. is it a notifiable disease
  5. how is it managed
A
  1. fever, muscle pain, ear ache, pain when eating
  2. winter & spring
  3. MMR vacine
  4. yes
  5. supportive only
18
Q

even though you get the MMR vaccine, how can you still get mumps

A

vaccine is only 80% effective

19
Q

is mumps a notifiable disease

20
Q

what causes the ear ache and pain when eating in mumps

21
Q

how is mumps diagnosed

A

salivia igM

Mumps => IgM

22
Q

what are some potential complicatoins of mumps

A

orchitis

pancreatiits

hearing loss

23
Q

an increase level of anti-streptolysin O titres is a sign of…

what abx do you give

A

Rheumatic fever

Benzyl penicillin

24
Q

whats this

what causes it

A

Slapped cheek syndrome (erthema infectiousm)

parovirus B19

25
what is the proper name for slapped cheek syndrome
erythema infectiousm
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**erythema infectiousm** 1. cause 2. need to be exlcuded from school? 3. treatment 4. who to avoid
1. parovirus B19 2. no need 3. just suportiv 4. pregnant ladies
27
how would you describe the face of someone wiht ertyhema infectiousum
red hand print rash cicrumoral pallor (pale around the mouth)
28
what do you do if a pregnant lady has been exposed to a kid with erythema infectiousm
check maternal IgG and IgM
29
what type of cancers can ebv casue
Nasopharyngeal **lymphoma** post-transplant Hodgkins HIV Burkitts