VIRUS Flashcards

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dna virus with single stranded DNA

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Parvo

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all dna virus are icosahedral except

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pox virus

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5th disase

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parvo

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4
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parvo in first trimester

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fetal death

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5
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parvo 2nd trimester

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hydrops fetalis

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can cause sicle cell anemia, spherocytosis

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parvo

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smallest dna virus

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parvo

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cowdry tpe b intranuclear basophil inclusions

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adenovirus

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9
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koilocytes

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hpv

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hpv: promotes dna replication

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e1 and e2

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hpv: inhibits p53

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e6

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hpv: inh rb

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e7

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hpv causing cancer

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16, 18, 31, 33

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hpv causing plantar warts

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1, 2, 4, 7

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tx genital warts

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podophyllin

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16
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tx skin warts

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liquid nitrogen

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17
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tx plantar warts

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salicylic acid

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progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy

targets oligodendrocytes

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JC polyoma virus

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hemorrhagic cystitis and nephropathy in patients with solid organ kidney and bone marrow transplants

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BK Polyoma

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20
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decoy cells

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BK polyoma

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site of latency in HSV 2

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Lumbosacral ganglia

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site of latency in HSV 1

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Trigeminal ganglia

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genital herpes
neonatal herpes
aseptic meningitis

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HSV 2

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COWDRY TYPE a inclusions in DNA virus eosinophilic intranuclear

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HSV VZV

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Part of the brain affected by syphylis
temporal
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becomes latent in dorsal root ganglia
VZV
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Varicella incubation period
14-21 days
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mc complication of vzv
post herpetic neuralgia
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reactivation of vzv in GENICULATE GANGLION
Ramsay Hunt syndrome
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tx of ramsay hunt syndrome
valacyclovir | prednisone
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vzv in 6-12 wks AOG
limb development
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vzv in 16-20 wks
eyes and brain
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active vaccine post vzv exposure given w/in
5 days
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Ig may be given post vzv exposure within
96 hrs
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owl's eye inclusions
CMV
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MC infectious cause of congenital anomalies
cmv
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mc intrauterine viral infections
cmv
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periventricular calcifications
cmv
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AIDS retinitis
CMV
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DOC CMV
ganciclovir
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prevention of CMV in solid organ transplant patients
valganciclovir
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infects B lymphocytes
EBV
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``` Assoc w: burkitts nasopharyngeal CA Hairy leukoplakia B cell lymphoma ```
EBV
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Downey cells
EBV
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6TH disease
roseola
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other name for roseola
exanthem subitum
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erythematous papules on soft palate and base of uvula in roseola
nagayama spots
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MC AIDS related malignancy
kaposi sarcoma
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malignancy of vascular endothelial cells vascular proliferation
kaposi
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only dna virus that replicates in the cytoplasm
pox
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largest DNA virus
pox
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only DNA virus that is complex
pox
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brick shaped pox virus
variola
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vesicles with same stage of development
small pox
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IP of small pox
7-14 days
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guarnieri bodies
variola
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flesh dome shaped with central umbilication
molluscum contangiosum
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henderson patterson intracytoplasmic bodies
molluscum contangiosum
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tx of molluscum contangiosum
cidofovir
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incomplete circular double stranded dna
hepa B
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Produce DNA by reverse transcriptase
hepa B
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Aplastic anemia MPGN PAN
Hep B
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Granular ground glass appearance of the liver in biopsy
hep b
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councilman body
hepa B
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Dane particles
hepa B
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Complete infectious form of hepatitis
dane particles
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best predictor of chronicity of hepa b
age at the time of infection
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treatment hepa B
LITE Lamivudine interferon alfa tenofovir entecavir
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RNA viruses replicate in cytoplasm
influenza and retro
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replicates in anterior motor neurons in the anterior horn of spinal cord
polio
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mc clinical form of polio
abortive poliomyelitis
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polio with aseptic meningitis
non paralytic poliomyelitis
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inclusion bodies of polio
cowdry type B
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CLASSIFICATION BASED ON pathology in mice
coxsackie
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herpangina - vesicular pharyngitis
coxsackie A
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HFMD
coxsackie A
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MCC of aseptic meningitis
coxsackie B
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Pleurodynia (Bornholm disease, devil's grip
coxsackie B - pain due to infection of intercostal muscles
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affect nose and conjunctiva
rhino
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mcc of common cold
rhino
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hepa a has how many serotype
1
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patchy necrosis in the liver
hepa E
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Most important cause of epidemic viral gastroenteritis
norwalk
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segmented double stranded RNA virus
Rota
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white stool diarrhea
rota
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1st dose of rota:
6 weeks
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last dose of rota
not later than 32
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segmented RNA virus
``` BOAR bunya ortho arena reo ```
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antigenic shift
pandemic or epidemic
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based on reassortment
antigenic shift
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minor change in mutation
antigenic drift
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most important antigen in influenza
hemaglutinin
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causes outbreaks of flu
influenza B
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Mild respi infection
influenza C
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Influenza A has __ hemaglutinin and ___ neuraminidase
16, 9
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no animal souce; no shift and drift
influenza B
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DOC INFLUENZA
Oseltamivir
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infects reticuloendothelial cells
measles
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IP measles
10-14 days
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1st disease
measles
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Post exposure measles: Ig___ active ;vaccine___
within 6 days; w/in 3 days
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mcc of aseptic meningitis
Mumps coxsackie echo
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fusion proteins causing syncitia
RSV
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Most impt cause of pneumonia and bronchiolitis in infants
RSV
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Prevents pneumonia caused by RSV
palivizumab
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LTB/ Croup
parainfluenza
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tx of parainfluenza
racemic epi
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gold standard in detection of rabies
IFAT
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Longest viruses
ebola
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thread like viruses
ebola
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natural hosts of ebola
fruit bat
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what are the target of ebola
endothelial cells phagocytes hepatocytes
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IP of ebola
2-21 days
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ebola named after
river in Zaire
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prominet club shaped spikes forimg a halo/ corona
corona virus
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causes SARS and MERS-COV
Corona
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serotypes of corona
229E and OC43
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Interstitial groundglass infiltrates in xray
SARS
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SARS IP
2-10 mean 5
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Receptor of SARS
ACE-2
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Receptor of MERS COV
CD-26
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DENGUE confirmation
viral culture
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hep c has how many serotypes
6
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confirmatory test hepa C
RIBA
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replication of hep c in the liver is enhanced by
miR-122
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IP of HEP C
8 wks
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main cause of essential mixed cryoglobulinemia
HCV
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Mode of transmission of Zika
aedes | sexual vertical
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zika IP
2-7 days
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complications of Zika
microcephaly | GBS
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Reservoir of yellow fever
monkey | human
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jaundice and fever
yellow fever
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black vomit
yellow fever
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councilman bodies in RNA virus
yellow fever
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arboviruses
yellow fever west nile toga, flavi, bunya
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reservoir west nile
wild birds
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bird-mosquito-man cycle
west nile
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vector in West nile
Culex
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fever then encephalitis with or without meningitis
West Nile
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vector of Japansese enceph
culex
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MCC of epidemic encephalitis
japanese enceph
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vector in Jap Enceph
culex summarosus
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thalamic infarcts on CT scan
jap enceph
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JE vaccine
0.5 ml sq 12 months above
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3 day measls
rubella
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tubella has how many serotypes
1
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IP Rubella
14-21 days
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petechiae on palate in rubella
forchheimer spots
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most characteristic feature in rubella
lymphadenopathy
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pathogenesis congenital rubella
chromosomal breakage and inhibition of mitosis
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attachment to CD4 protein
gp 120
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fusion with host cell
gp41
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p24, p7
nucleocapsid
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p17
matrix
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activation of transcription of viral genes
tat
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transport of late mrna from nucleus to cytoplasm
rev
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induce death of uninfected cutotoxic t cell
nef
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enhances infectivity by inhibiting APO BEC3G
vif
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transport vital core from cytoplasm to nucleus
vpr
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enhances virion release
vpu
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coreceptor of cd4 in early infection
CCR5 on macrophage
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coreceptor of cd4 in late infection
CXCR4 T cells
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rapid viral replication in HIV
Window period phase 1
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peak of viral load
seroconversion phase 2
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asymptomatic
latent phase 3
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cd4 500-200
early symptomatic phase 4
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cd4 less than 200
AIDS
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Less than 200 CD4
PCP pneumonia toxoplasmosis coccicoidomycosis
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less than 50 CD4
M. avium H. capsulatum CMV retinitis
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presumptive diagnosis in HIV
ELISA - p24 protein
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definitive diagnosis HIV
Western blot
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tx of HIV
2 NRTI- Zidovudine, LAMIVUDINE | Protease inh- indinavir
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hepatitis hepatocyte swelling, monocye infiltration
hepa A
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Groundglass appearance, granular hepa
b and D
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No carrier state | hepa___
a and e
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lymphoild aggregates with focal areas of macrovesicular steatosis___
C
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RNA Deltavirus
Hepa D
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14 DAY MEASLES
rubeola
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second disease
scarlet
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fourth disease
filatow-duke's disease SSSS Ritters disease
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sudden rash
roseola