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29 Cards in this Set
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6 helminths that develop as a consequence of ingestion of eggs
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Enteriobiusis, Trichuris, Ascaris, Toxocaris, Tenia Solium (Cysticercosis), Echinococcus
EE-A-TTT |
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3 helminths that develop as a consequence of ingestion of larvae
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Diphyllo, Taenia, Fasciola
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2 helminths that develop as a consequence of larva penetrating the skin
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Ancylostoma, Schistosoma
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A helminth that develops as a consequence of larva introduced by vectors
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Onchocerca
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Poliovirus is transmitted by which route ?
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Fecal-oral
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4 cestodes
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Diphyll
Taenia, Echinococcus, Hymenolitis |
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Nematodes ?
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NEM(W)ATODES :
Necator Enterobius (M)Wucherechia Ascaria(Ancylostoma) Toxocara (Trichuris) Onchocerca Dracunculus Eye worm (Loa Loa) Strongyloides |
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Non-enveloped DNA viruses
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APP
Adeno, Papilloma, Parvo |
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Non-enveloped RNA viruses
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Calici, Rhino, Reo, Picorna
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Rubella virus (Family, DNA/RNA, SS/DS, how many serotypes)
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Togaviruses, SS (+) RNA, 1 serotype
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Negative SS RNA
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Influenza, Paramyxoviruses, Rhabdoviruses, Hepatitis D(circular!)
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Positive SS RNA
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Coronavirus, Togaviruses(Rubella), Retroviruses(DIPLOID!), Picornaviruses, Caliciviruses, Flaviviruses(HCV)
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Picornaviruses include ?
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Enteroviruses, Rhinoviruses
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Poxviruses
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DS DNA, replicates in cytoplasm
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Parvoviruses (B19) (SS/DS,DNA/RNA,virion polymerase)
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SS (-) DNA !
NO virion polymerase! |
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Hookworms are ? How are they transmitted ?
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Necator and ancylostoma, transmitted by filiariform larvae
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Hepatitis Viruses - RNA/DNA, DS/SS, Plus/Minus, family
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Hep A - Picornavirus, SS(+) RNA
Hep B - Hepadnavirus, DS DNA with virion polymerase Hep C - Flavivirus, SS(+) RNA Hep D - SS(-) RNA Hep E - Calicivirus, SS(+) RNA Hep G - Flavivirus, SS(+) RNA |
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EBV receptor is ?
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CD21
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Reovirus receptor is ?
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Beta-adrenergic R
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Rabies virus receptor is ?
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Ach-R
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Immune response to naked viruses is mostly ? to encapsulated viruses ?
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Naked = Antibodies,
encapsulated = Ab + cell mediated immunity |
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Interferons are (virus/species specific) ?
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non-virus specific
Species-specific |
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Killed vaccines
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RIP-A
Rabies, Influenza, Polio, hepatitis A |
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HBs window is ?
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time between end of HBsAg detection and beginning of detection of HBsAb
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First Hep-B antibody to appear is ?
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HBcAb
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Segmented RNA viruses ?
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ROBA
Reovirus, Orthomyxovirus, Bunyavirus, Arenavirus |
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Norwalk is a ?
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Calicivirus
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All negative RNA viruses have ?
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Envelope, Virion polymerase, and a helica-nucleocapsid
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Complications of Influenza virus ?
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Guillean-Barre, Reye's syndrome
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