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16. How does HPV-B19 get trasmitted?
Where does it rep? What do you see if Sickle Cell? |
Inhilation of virus particles shed from URI
Bone marrow, see decrease in reticulocyte count |
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17. Where does HPV-B19 occur most often?
What joints does it affect? Females or males? how do you Dx it serologiclly? |
In adults, acult onset?
Hands, wrist, ankles, Females antiviral IgM to HPV-B19 |
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18. Rubella -
What kind of virus is it? Where does it rep? Symptoms? what age does it affect more? |
RNA
lymph nodes skin rash and joint pain due to Immune complex, lymphadenopathy Teens, and adults |
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19. Joint pain in Rubella found in who?
where> |
Adult or teen female
wrists, knees, hands, ankle |
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20. Main risk factor for Hep B?
mediated reaction due to? What accumulates before clinical manifestations? |
Heterosexual Sex, or needles
immune complex surface antigens found in membrane/envelope of the virus! |
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21. how do You Dx Hep B?
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Urticaria (hives) with polyarthritis
Accompanying signs History of risk behaviors Elevated bilirubin and serum transaminases (evidence of liver damage) Detection of viral antigens and antiviral antibodies in serum |
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22. How do you treat
HPV-B19 Rubella Hep B |
Treatment- NSAIDS
HPV B-19 No control measures Rubella Vaccination Given 1 and 5 yrs of age Live attenuated vaccine (MMR) HBV Vaccination Given in 3 doses to infants, adolescents, high risk adults Recombinant preparation |
