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non-enveloped, ss +RNA
rhinovirus
>100 serotypes
rhinovirus
peak season in fall and spring
rhinovirus
envelope + ssRNA
coronavirus
nested subgenomic mRNA
coronavirus
2 serotypes
coronavirus
winter/spring virus
coronavirus
non enveloped, dsDNA
adenovirus
47 serotypes
adenovirus
sheds months to years
adenovirus
late winter, spring, early summer
adenovirus
incidence inversely related to age
adenovirus
military recruits
adenovirus
unique (respiratory virus) in that natural infection leads to long lasting immunity
adenovirus
enveloped, segmented ss -RNA
influenzae
only contains HA
Inf. C
binds sialyc acid to attach to cell
hemagglutinin
cleaves sialyic acid inside cell for virus relase (also de-nudes cilia)
nueramididase
Winter virus
influenza
virus attack rate highest in 5-9 age group
influenza

A affects older Adults as well
B more restricted to kids
flu strain more likely to cause GI sx
Type B
look for 4-fold rise in HI titer
influenza
enveloped, ss - RNA
paramyxoviruses (RSV, HPIV)
fusion protien
paramyxoviruses (RSV, HPIV)
ribavirin
HPIV
F but no HN
RSV
4 serotypes (2 cause croup)
HPIV
winter, early spring
RSV
LEADING CAUSE OF NOSCOMIAL REPSIRATORY INFECTION ON PEDIATRIC WARDS
RSV
Most common cause of bronchiolitis & pneumonia in infants <1
RSV
virus spread by direct contact (over aerosols)
RSV
Multinucleated syncial cells
RSV