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nerve injured:
shaft of humerus |
radius
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nerve injured:
surgical neck |
axillary
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nerve injured:
supracondyle |
median
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nerve injured:
medial epicondyle |
ulnar
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nerve injured:
anterior shoulder dislocation |
axillary
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nerve injured:
carpal tunnel |
median
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unique features of lewy body dementia
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hallucinations
syncopy |
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how does rabies travel through the CNS
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retrograde
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shape of rabies
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bullet
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RNA virus a/w:
hand foot mouth disease |
coxsackie
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RNA virus a/w:
break bone fever |
dengue
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RNA virus a/w:
common cold |
rhino
corona |
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RNA virus a/w:
fever, jaundice, black vomit |
yellow fever
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RNA virus a/w:
meningitis is summer months |
echo
coxsackie enterovirus |
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RNA virus a/w:
positive tourniquet test |
dengue
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RNA virus a/w:
infects anterior horn neurons |
polio
west nile |
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RNA virus a/w:
steeple sign |
parainfluenza
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RNA virus a/w:
barking seal cough |
parainfluenza (croup)
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RNA virus a/w:
african hemorrhagic fever |
ebola
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RNA virus a/w:
childhood diarrhea in winter month |
rota
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RNA virus a/w:
asthma sounding infection in infants |
RSV
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virus a/w:
conjuctivitis and diarrhea |
adeno
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virus a/w:
black vomit |
yellow fever
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virus a/w:
owls eye inclusion |
CMV
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virus a/w:
identified on pap smear |
HPV
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virus a/w:
barking seal cough |
parainfluenza (croup)
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virus a/w:
brassy cough |
RSV
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virus a/w:
negri bodies |
rabies
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virus a/w:
hides in trigeminal ganglia |
HSV
VZV |
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virus a/w:
diarrhea in child during winter month |
rota
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virus a/w:
MCC of cold |
rhino
corona |
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virus a/w:
downy cells |
EBV
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virus a/w:
aseptic meningitis |
coxsackie
echo |
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virus a/w:
wood tick |
coltivirus
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virus a/w:
lichen planus |
HCV
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virus of picorna family
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polio
echo rhino coxsackie |
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virus a/w:
postaurical and occipital lymphadenopathy |
rubella
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virus of flavi family
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HCV
yellow fever dengue west nile |
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virus of paramyxo family
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parainfluenza
RSV rubeola mumps |
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why cant rhinovirus infect the GI
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they are acid labile and are destroyed in the stomach
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how is yellow fever passed
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aedes mosquito
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what are councilman bodies
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hepatocytes undergoing apoptosis
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what do you see in the liver in yellow fever
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councilman bodies
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virus a/w:
villous destruction with atrophy |
rota
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what is a/w rash on palms and soles
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coxsackie
syphilis RMSF |
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why are patients predisposed to infection after influenza
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damage to mucocilliary clearance
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what are patient susceptible to after influenza infection
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s pneumo
s aureus h influenza |
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what causes a shift
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reassortment
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what causes a drift
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random mutation
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what allows for influenza entry
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hemmagglutinin
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what allows for virion release
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neuraminidase
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how does rubella affect mothers
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polyarthritis
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how does rubella affect fetus
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cataracts
deafness heart problems |
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how does paramyxo form multinucleated giant cells
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surface F (fusion) protein
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what Rx inhibits F protein of paramyxovirus
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palivizumab
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what are pathognemonic for rubeola (measles)
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wathin finkeldey giant cells
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what is a wathin finkeldey giant cell seen in rubeola (measles)
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fused lymphocytes with eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusions
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Rx for rubeola (measles)
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vit A
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rubeola is AKA
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measles
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what allows for virion release
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neuraminidase
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virus a/w:
koplik spots |
rubeola (measles)
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how does rubella affect mothers
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polyarthritis
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how does rubella affect fetus
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cataracts
deafness heart problems |
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how does paramyxo form multinucleated giant cells
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surface F (fusion) protein
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what Rx inhibits F protein of paramyxovirus
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palivizumab
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what are pathognemonic for rubeola (measles)
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wathin finkeldey giant cells
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what is a wathin finkeldey giant cell seen in rubeola (measles)
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fused lymphocytes with eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusions
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Rx for rubeola (measles)
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vit A
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rubeola is AKA
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measles
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virus a/w:
koplik spots |
rubeola (measles)
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what can a px develop several years after rubeola (measles)
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subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
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how does the rubeola (measles) rash spread
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head to toe
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what causes the rash and koplic spots in measles
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endothelial cells react with Tc
these reactions are not seen in immunocompromised |
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triad of mumps
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parotitis
orchitis meningitis |
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where does rabies virus bind
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acetocholine receptor
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where are negri bodies found
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purkinje cells of the cerebellum
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how can you differentiate rubella from rubeola rash
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rubeola includes hands and feet
rubella does not |
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where does the poliovirus replicate
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oropharynx
small intestine |
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what is seen in the CSF with polio infection
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lymphocytic pleocytosis with slight elevation of protein
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MOA amantidine
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blcoks viral penetration and uncoating
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what is a beneficial SE of amantidine
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release DA
can be used to Rx parkinsosn |
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MOA of oseltamivir and zanamivir
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inhibits neuraminidase
slows viral penetration of mucous secretions |
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MOA of ribavirin
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inhibits IMP DH
lowers guanine |
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SE of ribavirin
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hemolytic anemia
teratogenic |
