Viruses in tropics Flashcards

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What are the clinical manifestations of Dengue virus?

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  • Diabetes
  • Hypertension (co-morbidities among adults and elderly)
  • Fever, lethargy and vomiting (children)
  • Abdominal pain (Adults)
  • Rashes may occur
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What protein is expressed first in dengue infection?

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Non-structural protein no1
(NS1)
- NS1 antigen is tested for detcetcion

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What is co-infection of dengue?

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  • Rare
  • One mosquito can carry two types of dengue at the same time (DENV1-4)
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What is japanese encephalitis?

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  • first recorded in Japan 1871
  • Abortion and weakness in seinr and fatalities in human and horses
  • Wading birds and bats act as a reservoir hosts, pigs= amplifyin agents, horses = dead-end hosts
    E gene I-V ; all reported in Malaysia and Indonesia - sporadic outbreak
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What are the clinical manifestations of japanese encephalitis?

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  • Mild fever / headache without apparent symptoms
    -1:250 report severe disease (30% fatality)
  • Rapid onset of high fever, headache, neck stiffness, disorientations
  • coma,. seizures
  • spastic paralysis and death
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What are clinical manifestations of Zika virus?

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  • African lineage onset
  • Acute onset of fever. maculopapular rash, arthralgia, conjunctivitis, headache, myalgia
  • Congenital microencepahly

Seropositivity in blood donors, aboriginal communites (Sabah = n =148)
Peninsular Malaysia (13%)

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What is tembusu virus?

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  • discovered in Peninsular Malausoa - 1955; 1968-1970 - 32 TMUV isolated - Cx
  • Seropositivity in orangutans (Sabah)
  • Migratory birds - suspect reservoirs
  • Circulating strain in Malaysia
  • TMUV (duck)- neurological disease
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What is Kunjin virus?

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  • KUNV-WNV variant
  • causes mild symptoms in humans but can lead to an acute frebrile meningoencephalitis
  • first isolated from Cu. Mosquito in Kowanyama, North Queenslamd in 1960
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What is the prevalance in Malaysia?

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  • WNV seropositivity 1% (n = 742) among aboriginal communites
  • Detected WNV RNA among Cu. mosquitoes - collected 2017/8
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What are the types of Flavivirus?

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  • Jugra virus - YFV varient
    Langat virus - TBEV (tick borne virus )
  • rodents = psosible natural host
    TBEV in Germany - 57% seropositive against TBEV (East Europe)
  • predominantly silent TBEV infections (> 250/10,000/ year)
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What are no known vector (NKV) flavivirus?

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  • Batu cave virus
  • Carey island virus
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What is Getah virus?

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first isolated in Cu.Mosquitoes in 1955
- Genotypes I-IV identified among mosquitoes belonging to five genera of Culicidae
(Culex, Anopheles, Armigeres, Aedes and Mansonia
)
- GIII associated with disease in animals

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What is the seroprevalance of Getah virus?

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  • Hunan, China - 3.4% to 26,4% in humas
  • Sarawal - 1962-64 - 52% in pigs
    Japan
    pre- and post-ouybreak - % and 61,2% in hprse
    pre- and post-outbreak - 2.7% and 19.1 % in pigs
    Animals should also be looked at in infections
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What are the clinical manifestations of GETV in animals?

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  • cause fever, rash, hind limb oedema and lymph node enlargement in horses
  • infected piglets echibit depression, tremors, hind limb paralysis, diarrhoea and high mortality
    Abortion in indected sows-misdiagnosed as ASD
  • Cows, sheep, goats , chicks, ducks, red panda and wild boars also infected but lack clinical manifestations
    No cases reported in human
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What is chikungunya virus (CHIKV)- Malaysia?

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Major outbreaks after 1996
sporadic outbreaks
- Clinical manifestations:
- fever, myalgia, arthralgia, rash in adults
- Fever, abdominal pains, vomiting, constipations - children
- often underdiagnoses/ misdiagnosed as dengue
3-28% asymptomatic ; Tanjung Sepat outbreak in 2019 - 8%

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What is sindibos virus?

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  • Animals 0 isolated from CU- mosquitoes
  • Seroprevalance in large domestic animals and birds, especially domestic ducks
    Free-ranging oragutans also seropositive
    Human:
    -symptoms - fever, headache, bodyache and gernalised rashes - first case in Malaysia - 1972
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What is Bebaru virus?

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isolated from Cu. mosquitoes

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Whhat are signs and symptoms of Pteropine Orthoreovirus?

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  • Fever
  • Sore throat
  • Cough
  • Headache
  • Muscle or bodyache