Mhr Exam 3

Front 1

What are the bird dropping Fungi?

Back 1

Hystoplasmosis (bat, bird)
Cryptococcocis (pigeon, bird)

Front 2

Viruses with vaccines

Back 2

1) Papillomaviruses
2) HAV
3) HBV
4) Varicella-Zoster (LA)
5) Small Pox (LA)
6) Polio (LA and non LA)
7) Rotavirus
8) Rhabovirus (given after exposure)
9) Yellow fever (LA)
10) Rubella (MMR-LA)
11) Mumps (MMR-LA)
12) Measles (MMR-LA)
13) Flu (LA and non-LA)
14) TB atttenuated M. Bovis

Front 3

Segmented Genomes

Back 3

1) Arenavirus
2) Rotavirus
3) Bunyaviridae
4) Orthomyxovirus (Influenza)

Front 4

Replicate in nucleus

Back 4

1) Orthomyxovirs (influenza)
2) Herpesvirus
3) HDV
4) Retroviruses

Front 5

AIDS related diseases

Back 5

1) Pneumocystitis jurovecii
2) TB (not exclusive but more likely)
3) MAC
4) Kaposis Sarcoma
5) Oral Hairy Leukoplasia
6) Non-hodgkins Lymphoma
7) Cryptococcus
8) Toxoplasmosis
9) Candidas
10) Human cytomegalovirus
11) JC Virus

Front 6

Viruses with Thimidine Kinase

Back 6

1) Herpesviruses
2) Pox viruses

Front 7

Papillomaviruses (genome, types)

Back 7

Naked, DS, DNA, Circular
1) HPV

Front 8

Polyomaviruses (genome, types)

Back 8

Naked, DNA, DS, Circular
1) JC virus
2) Bk Virus

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Adenovirus (genome, types)

Back 9

Naked, DNA, DS, Linear.
1) Different serotypes cause different dieases
-Pediatric respiratory
-Pharyngoconjunctival fever
-Epidemic keratoconjunctivitis
-Acute respiratory disease
-Disseminated disease in immunocompromised

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Human B19 Parvovirus (genome, types)

Back 10

Naked, DNA, SS, linear
1) Human B19 parvovirus

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Herpesviruses (genome, types)

Back 11

Enveloped, DNA, DS, Linear.
1) HSV1/2
2) Varicella Zoster Virus
3) Human Cytomegalovirus
4) Herpesvirus 6,7
5) EBV
6) Kaposi's Sarcoma (herpes 8)

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Poxviruses (genome, types)

Back 12

Enveloped, DNA, DS, Linear
1) Variola
2) Molluscum Contagiosum

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Picornavirus (genome, types)

Back 13

Naked, RNA, Single stranded Linear (+).
1) HAV
2) Rhinoviruses
3) Enteroviruses
-poliovirus
-coxsackieviruses
-echoviruses

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Hepadnavirus (genome, types)

Back 14

Enveloped, DNA, DS, Circular.
1) HBV

Front 15

Hepatitis D Virus (genome, types)

Back 15

Enveloped, RNA, single SS, circular (-).
Most like a viriod.

Front 16

Falviviruses (genome, types)

Back 16

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear, +.
1) HCV
2) Yellow Fever Virus
3) Dengue Virus
4) St. Louis Encephalitis Virus
5) West Nile Virus

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Hepevirus (genome, types)

Back 17

Naked, RNA, SS, Linear +
1) HEV

Front 18

Calciviruses (genome, types)

Back 18

Naked, RNA, SS, Linear +.
1) Norovirus
2) Sapovirus

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Retroviruses (genome, types)

Back 19

Enveloped, RNA, SS, + Diploid.
1) HIV
2) HTLV1

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Rotavirus (genome, types)

Back 20

Naked, RNA, DS, Linear +
1) Rotavirus

Front 21

Rhaboviruses (genome, types)

Back 21

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear -
1) Rabies virus (lyssavirus)

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Filoviridae (genome, types)

Back 22

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear, -
1) Marburg virus
2) Ebola

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Bunyaviridae (genome, types)

Back 23

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear -
1) Four corners Hantavirus (sin nombre)
2) La crosse encephalitis

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Arenaviridae (genome, types)

Back 24

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear, -
1) Arenavirus

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Togaviruses (genome, types)

Back 25

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear +
1) Eastern Equine Encephalitis
2) Western Equine Encephalitis
3) Rubivirus (rubella)

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Coronaviruses (genome, types)

Back 26

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear +
1) Common cold coronaviruses
2) SARS

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Paramyxoviruses (genome, types)

Back 27

Enveloped, RNA, SS, Linear -
1) Parainfluenza virus
2) Rubulavirus (mumps)
3) Morbillivirus (measels)
4) Pneumovirus

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Orthomyxovirus (genome, types)

Back 28

Enveloped, RNA, SS, -
1) Influenza