Viruses Flashcards

1
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subunit of the protein (capsid) or a virus particle

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capsomere

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2
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ssRNA
infects plants
smaller than a virus

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viroid

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3
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classified by DNA or RNA

contains one or other, not both

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virus

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4
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viruses m/c transmitted by the

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respiratory system

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5
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vector - mosquitoes

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arboviruses/arthropod borne virus

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6
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vector - sexual transmission, IV drugs

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AIDS

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7
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vector - oral fecal

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polio

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8
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vector - bite from infected animal

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rabies

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9
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vector - skin contact/casual contact

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warts

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10
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Hepatitis: oral fecal

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A

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11
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Hepatitis: sexual transmission , IV drugs

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B

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12
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Hepatitis: transfusion, tattooing

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C

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13
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skin reactions:
type 1 - fever blisters above belt
type 2- genital below the belt

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herpes simplex

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14
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skin reactions:
shingles in adults
does not cross midline 
in DRG
follows dermatome
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herpes zoster

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15
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skin reactions:

pink cauliflower lesion on female genitalia

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molluscum contagiosum

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16
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skin reactions:
warts
transmitted by casual contact

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papovavirus

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17
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skin reactions:
german measles
3 day measles
persistent (latent)

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rubella

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18
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skin reactions:
red measles
ruby red 
kloplik spots 
cough, coryza (runny nose) conjunctivitis
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rubeola

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19
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skin reactions:

cow pox

20
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skin reactions:
maculopapularvesicular rash
red, elevated and fluid filled

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varicella (chicken pox)

21
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skin reactions:
small pox
guarneri bodies

22
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enteric reactions:
childhood dysentery
hand food mouth dz

23
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enteric reactions:

skin rash and heart dz

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enteric reactions:

spread by rodents, including chipmunks

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hantavirus

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enteric reactions: spread by oral fecal contamination anterior horn (alpha motor) bulbar types cause respiratory paralysis
polio
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respiratory reactions: | conjunctivitis, pharyngitis
adenovirus
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``` respiratory reactions: has antigenic shift and or drift small mutation - drift big mutation - shift causes the flu ```
influenza
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respiratory reactions: caused by sidomegalic paramyxoid virus pleomorphic (many shapes) causes parotiditis, leads to lower motor neuron dz (bells palsy)
mumps
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respiratory reactions: respiratory syncytial virus causes croup and bronchiolitis
RSV
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other: latent/persistent birth defects disseminated dz in AIDS pt's
CMV (cytomegalovirus)
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other: bullet shaped under electron microscope RNA, rhabdo virus negri bodies in brain, hydrophobia
rabies
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other: negative reaction to aspirin taken for viral infection causes fatty liver and encephalopathy fatal
reyes syndrome
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other: | caused by retro virus (HIV) reverse transcriptase RNA -> DNA
AIDS
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``` AIDS: #1 fungal infection #1 cause of dath ```
Pneumocystis carinii
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AIDS: #1 parasitic infection spread by cat feces
Toxoplasmosis
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``` AIDS: #1 death by cancer ```
kaposi sarcoma
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AIDS: causes mucousy diarrhea also, protozoal infection
Giardia lamblia
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``` Hepatitis type: fecal oral NOT carrier for life NO sequelae RNA ```
Hep A
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``` Hepatitis type: sexual, IV drug user CARRIER FOR LIFE sequelae - liver cancer DNA asian culture, japanese ```
Hep B
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``` Hepatitis type: tattoos, blood transfusions CARRIER FOR LIFE sequelae - liver cancer RNA screen blood ```
Hep C
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``` Hepatitis type: co infection with B CARRIER FOR LIFE sequelae - liver cancer RNA only replicates in presence of B ```
Hep D
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Arboviruses: | all equine encephalitis
group A | all spread by mosquitos
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Arboviruses: | fever's
group B
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Arboviruses: jaundice vector - aides agypti mosquito viscerotropic virus
group B | yellow fever
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Arboviruses: arthralgia develop breakbone fever and bone crusher dz vector - mosquito
group B | dengue fever
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Arboviruses: | eastern equine encephalitis
group A | west nile virus
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Arboviruses: | what are the 5 major ones (DEWYS)
``` eastern equine encephalitis western equine encephalitis st. louis encephalitis yellow fever dengue fever ```