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Influenza: Klinisch: normal
Typical acute Influenza syndrome:
* incubation: 2 days
* sudden onset
* fever, myalgia, headache and occ. shaking chills
* dry, non productive cough
* start recovery 1 week after onset.
Influenza: Klinisch: Worse
* Caveat: secondary bacterial (super)infection. (H.influenza, S Pneumoniae, Staph Aureus)
* Rapid development: pneumonia
* Children: 2-12 days post-onset: Reye's syndrome: fatty infiltration of the liver and cerebral edema.
Influenza: Virulentiefactoren:
* (b) antigene shift
* (c) antigene variatie
* (a) adhesie-glycoproteinen (H en N)
* (i) Enzymen die weefsel afbreken
Influenza: Diagnostiek:
(j) Neusuitstrijk of (h) keeluitstrijk en (h) kweek viraal
of
(d) PCR
Influenza: Treatment
Symptomatic care and Supportive therapy
Antiviral tp: rimantadine etc. not effective
Influenza: Epid
(h) contact met druppels luchtwegsecreet
(m) inademen van kleine druppels luchtwegsecreet
Influenza: prevention
(i) handhygiene
(n) neusmondmasker FFP2
(t) vaccinatie
RSV: Klinisch
* vnl kleine kinderen
* croup, bronchitis, bronchiolitis or pneumonia
* acute phase: cough, wheezing en respiratory distress 1-3 weeks
RSV: Epid
INFANTS
mortality: 0,5-1%
if immcomp: 15%
RSV: virulentiefactoren
* (a) adhesie glycoproteinen
* (k) syncytiumvorming
RSV: Diagnostiek
* (c) antigeentest viraal
* (d) PCR
RSV: Treatment & Prevention
* supportive treatment
Polio: Klinisch
* Incubation 7-14 days (4-35)
Three types:
* Abortive poliomyelitis: nonspecific febrile illness 2-3 days
* Abortive poliomyelitis + Aseptic meningitis (nonparalytic poliomyelitis): meningeal irritation: stiff neck, pain, stiffness in the back + abortive poliomyelitis
*paralytic poliomyelitis: <2% of infection: meningeal irritation, asymmetric flaccid paralysis with no sign. sensory loss.

revocery of function up to six months. Any longer = permanent paralysis
Poliio: Virulentie
(g) endocytose (viropexis)
(c) antigene variatie
Polio: Diagnose
(h) keeluitstrijk
(f) feces
(i) liquor cerebrospinalis
(l) pleuravocht
op
(d) PCR
Polio: Treatment
No fucking treatment
Polio: Epid
(l) humaan feco-oraal contact
(j) contact met zoetwater (riool)
(v) vliegenbeet (verspreiding)
* resistant to acid, detergents and many disinfectants
Polio: Preventie
(a) adequate verhitting van voedsel
(t) vaccines
(p) riolering
persoonlijke hygiene
(i) handhygiene
(w) waterzuivering
HBV: Klinisch
* incubation 60-90 (30-180)
* onset: fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea and pain, fullness in liver region
* pain and swelling joints
* liver involvement: cholestasis, darekening of urine and jaundice.
chronic: cirrhosis, liver failure and hepatocellular carcinoma
HBV: Virulentiefactoren
(a) adhesie (HBsAg)
(b) vermogen om gastheercellen te doden
HBV: Diagnostiek
(c) bloed
in
(c) antigeen test viraal
(q) serologie (Anti-HB)
HBV: Treatment
supportive and treatment complications

(o) Lamivudine
HBV: Epid
(b) bloedtransfusie
(r) prikverwonding
(s) sexueel contact
(u) verticale transmissie
HBV: Preventie
(b) antimicrob profylaxe
(s) sterillisatie
(r) screening bloedprodukten
HSV1: Manifestation
* usually above the waist
* vesicular lesions become pustular and then ulcerate:
* multiple ulcers
*gingivostomatitis: fever, ulcers @ buccal mucosa, tongue, gums, pharynx.
HSV2: Manifestation
*Primary Genital Herpes Infection:
Ulcers genital region
*Recurrent Genital Herpes Infection:
prodromal paresthesias and shorter duration
HSV: Virulence
* antigenic variation
* adhesion proteins
* lytic infection
* latency
HSV: Diagnosis
*Infected lesions or Secretions
*cervix/urethra
on
*Viral culture
*Antigen detection
*PCR
HSV: Treatment
Acyclovir
HSV: Epid
Sexual activity
HSV: Prevention
Safe sex
VZV: Manifestations
* chickenpox (varicella)
* shingles (zoster)

caveat immcomp: encephalitis, pneumonia, hepatitis and nephritis.
VZV: Virulence
* latency
VZV: Diagnosis
Lesions
to
*antigen detection
* PCR on CSF
VZV: Treatment
acyclovir
VZV: Epid
* respiratory droplets
* direct contact lesions
VZV: Prevention
*passive immunization
*vaccination
*isolation
CMV: Manifestations
birth CMV: sensory nerve hearing loss, psychomotor mental retardation. Congenital: hepatosplenomegaly, jaundice, anemia, thrombocytopenia, microcephaly etc.

Normal: Asymptomatic: mononucleosis-like symptom

Immcomp: lung, visceral and eye infections.
CMV: Virulence
* latency
* direct tissue damage
* immune mediated disease: lung pathology
CMV: Diagnosis
* Owl's eye inclusion
* PCR
* antigen detection
* serology
CMV: Therapy
Ganciclovir
CMV: epid
* Vertical transmission
* Sexual contact
* saliva, semen, cervical secretions, urine.

*young children/adults
CMV: prevention
* bloodscreen
EBV: manifestations
* Infectious Mononucleosis: fever, malaise, pharyngitis, tender lymphadenitis and splenomegaly
* Lymphoproliferative Syndrome: @immcomp: fever, lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly
* Burkitt Lymphoma:
* Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma
EBV: Virulence3
infects: epithelial and b cells
EBV: Diagnosis
* serologie
EBV: Therapy
* acyclovir
EBV: epid
Fucking veel mensen heeft dit virus! Meestal geen symptomen
EBV: preventie
*bloedtransfusie: bloed screening
HIV: Manifestations
* caveat secondary infections
HIV: Virulence3
* Enzymen die RNA/mRna productie verlagen
* latency
HIV: Diagnosis
* serologie
* PCR
HIV: epid
* sexual
* vertical
* bloodneedles
CA: Manifestations
* Thrush oral lesions
* white cheesy plaque
* vaginitis
* esophagitis

*UTI
*Endopthalmitis
CA: virulence3
* Hyphae
* Enzymen die weefsel afbreken.
CA: Diagnosis
lesions on KOH or Gram
if pulm, then BAL
CA: Treatment
Amphotericin B
Fluconazole
CA: Epid
* normal flora
AF: manifestations
* usually in immcomp symptoms.
* allergic disease: pulmonary infiltrates and eosinophilia.
Cave: immcomp pneumonia
AF: virulence
* hyphae
* adherence
* extracellular enzymes
* toxins?
AF: diagnosis
Direct aspirate needed: BAL, biopt.
on
Kweek schimmels
AF: tp
Amphotericin B
Azoles
AF: epid
* nature
* inhalation spores
PV/PF: manifestation
* Malaria: fever, headache, sweating, malaise, Anemia: in episodes
*vasodilatation: hypotension
PV/PF:: virulence
vermogen gastheercell te doden
Intracellular
PV/PF:: diagnosis
bloed: microscopie, eieren: larven: parasieten
PV/PF:: therapy
chloroquine
arthemeter
primaquine
PV/PF: epid
* muggenbeet
PV/PF: prevention
* kleding
* muggenbeet bescherming
* vectorbestrijding
*antimicrob proxylaxe
*vaccinatie
ToxoG: manifestation
* congenital toxoplasmosis: gewoon drama
*normal host: asymptomatic localized lymphadenopathy
* fever, sore throat, rash, hepatosplenomegaly.
caveat: pneumonitis, myocarditis, meningoencephalitis
* immcomp: serious fatal disease: necrotizing pneumonitis, myocarditis and encephalitis.
ToxoG: virulence
* intracellular
ToxoG.: diagnosis1
* serology
ToxoG.: tp
???
ToxoG.: epid
* vertical
* uncooked meat
ToxoG.: prevention
cook meat
cat feces
E Histo: Manifestation
Diarree, flatulence and cramping abdominal pain. mucus blood.
Hepatic abscess
E Histo: Virulence
* endocytosis
* enzymes weefselschade
E Histo: Diagnosis
Stool and microscopy
Antigeen test protozoa
E Histo: Tp
mebendazole
E Histo: epid
warme landen
* feco-oraal
*
E Histo: Prevention
riolering
Giardia: manifestation
Intestinal infection: greasy diarrhea 4 weeks
Giardia: virulence
Iga Defi
Giardia: diagnosis
stool
antigen test
Giardia: tp
azoles
Giardia: epid
water
dieren
fecooraal
Giardia: prev
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