viwuses (or viwowogy) Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
Q

live vaccines?

A
smallpox
yellow fever
rotavirus
chickenpox
sabin (OPV)
MMR
intranasal flu
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killed vaccines?

A

rabies
injected flu
salk (IPV)
HAV

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3
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which DNA virus is ssDNA?

A

parvo!

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4
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which RNA virus is dsRNA?

A

reovirus! (rota)

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5
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which are the positive RNA viruses?

A
retro
toga
flavi
corona
calici
picorna
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6
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which viruses have naked infectivity?

A

dsDNA (except pox and HBV)

positive ssRNA

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7
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which DNA virus does not replicate in nucleus?

A

pox!

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8
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which RNA viruses do not replicate in cytoplasm?

A

influenza and retrovirus

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9
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which are the naked viruses?

A

papilloma
adeno
polyoma
parvo

calici
picorna
reo
hepe

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10
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where do enveloped viruses get their envelopes? and where does the leopard get his spots?

A

from the plasma membrane!

exception: herpes gets its from the nuclear membrane.

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11
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which are the DNA viruses?

A
HHAPPPPy
herpes
hepadna
adeno
parvo
pox
papilloma
polyoma
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12
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which are the circular DNA viruses?

A

papilloma
polyoma
hepadna (incomplete)

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13
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what are the clinical manifestations of adenovirus?

A

febrile pharyngitis
acute hemorrhagic cystitis
pneumonia
conjunctivitis

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14
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which are the polyoma viruses?

A

JC (HIV, PML)

BK (transplant, kidney)

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15
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how does EBV infect cells?

A

CD21 on B cells

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16
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where does CMV affect AIDS vs txp pts?

A

AIDS: retinitis, colitis
txp: pneumonitis

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17
Q

Tzanck heavens I do not have?

A

the herp! (true)

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18
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which are the picornaviruses?

A
polio
echo
rhino (only non-enterovirus)
coxsackie
HAV

make 1 large polypeptide –> cleaved
can cause aseptic meningitis (not rhino or HAV tho)

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19
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what kind of virus is norovirus?

A

calicivirus

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20
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which are the flaviviruses?

A
HCV
yellow fever
dengue
St Louis encephalitis
West Nile
21
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which are the paramyxoviruses?

A

paraflu
RSV
measles
mumps

22
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what kind of virus is ebola?

23
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clinical presentation of hantavirus?

A

hemorrhagic fever, PNA, renal failure

24
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which are the togaviruses?

A

rubella!
equine encephalitis
chikungunya (just fo fun)

25
which are the negative (nancy) viruses?
``` Always Bring Polymerase Or Fail Replication arena bunya paramyxo orthomyxo filo rhabdo ```
26
which are the segmented viruses?
``` all RNA BOAR bunya orthomyxo arena reo ```
27
i have a fever and black vomit(us), and Councilman bodies in my liver. what do i have?
yellow fever!
28
what special antigens do orthomyxoviruses have?
hemagglutinin: promote viral entry neuraminidase: promote progeny release (targeted by mx)
29
what causes a blueberry muffin rash?
extramedullary hematopoeisis! | rubella, CMV, toxo
30
what special protein do paramyxoviruses have?
``` surface F (fusion) protein causes fusion of respiratory epithelial cells ```
31
what can you give to prevent RSV PNA in premature infants?
palivizumab! (Ab against F protein)
32
giving what vitamin helps reduce measles mortality in malnourished behbehs?
vitamin A
33
post-exposure ppx for rabies?
clean da wound vaccine rabies immunoglobulin
34
which cells does ebola target?
endothelial phagocytes hepatocytes
35
what type of virus is HAV?
picornavirus (RNA)
36
what type of virus is HBV?
hepadnavirus (DNA!)
37
what type of virus is HCV?
flavivirus (RNA)
38
what type of virus is HDV?
deltavirus (RNA)
39
what type of virus is HEV?
hepevirus (helpfully named, for once - RNA)
40
preggo with hepatitis who dies has what?
HEV
41
antiHBs tells you what?
you're immune!
42
HBsAg tells you what?
active infection
43
HBeAg tells you what?
active viral replication, high transmissibility
44
anti-HBe tells you what?
low transmissibility
45
order of HBV markers?
``` HBsAg first (incubation pd) HBeAg second (incubation pd) anti-HBc third (prodrome, acute dz) anti-HBe fourth (window pd) anti-HBs last ```
46
which HIV gene codes for attachment to host CD4 cell?
gp120
47
what does pol do?
codes for HIV reverse transcriptase, integrase
48
which things does HIV bind in host?
CD4 plus coreceptor: CCR5 on macrophages in early infx CXCR4 on T cells in late infx
49
if you have a homozygous CCR5 mutation, what does that mean?
HIV immune!