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How many RNA viruses are there?
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19 (some are categories)
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What are the first ten of the 19 RNA viruses?
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1. Influenza
2. Parainfluenza 3. Human Metapneumovirus 4. Measles 5. Mumps 6. Nipah/Hendra 7. Respiratory Syncytial Virus 8. Rabies 9. Coronaviruses 10.Rubella |
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What are the last 9?
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11. Arbovirus
12. Retroviruses 13. Rhinovirus 14. Enteroviruses 15. Hepatitis 16. Norovirus 17. Rotavirus 18. Hantavirus 19. Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses |
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What are 2 Influenza viruses types, which is worse?
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A and B; A is worse.
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When is the peak flu season? When should you get a shot?
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Peak = november/december
Get a shot in fall. |
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-What causes normal changes in influenza virus from year to yr?
-What causes flu pandemics? |
Antigen drift
Antigen shift |
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What 4 symptoms does Parainfluenza virus cause?
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1. Croup (primarily)
2. Colds 3. Bronchitis 4. Pneumonia |
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What 2 symptoms does Human Metapneumovirus cause?
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1. Croup
2. Pneumonia |
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What's Mumps and another name for it?
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A Childhood disease - inflammtn of the parotid gland.
-Aka, Parotitis. |
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What is Rubeola?
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MEASLES - aka red measles
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What was the main reason for developing the Mumps vaccine?
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Males in post-puberty get ortitis (inflam testicles) and become sterile.
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What are 3 symptoms seen in Measles?
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1. Koplik's blu-white oral spots
2. Maculopapillar rash 3. Fever/sick for 7 days |
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What was the main reason for developing the measles vaccine?
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Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis - seen in 1 of
1 million cases, develops 4-17 yrs after infection. |
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Where is the Nipah virus found?
-How is it contracted? -What is its main symptom? |
Southeast Asia
-From pigs -Encephalitis |
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Where is the Hendra virus found?
-How is it contracted? -What is its main symptom? |
Australia
-Flying fox bats, then horses. -Severe respiratory illness. |
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What is RSV? What does it cause?
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Respiratory Synctial virus - the major cuase of lower respiratory tract infections in 1-5 yr olds!
-VERY COMMON |
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What are 2 symptoms from RSV?
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-Bronchiolitis
-Pneumonia |
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What season does RSV pop up in?
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Winter
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What are 4 symptoms of Rabies virus?
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1. Acute encephalmyelitis
2. Convulsions 3. Hydrophobia 4. Negri bodies in brain cells |
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What 2 diseases do Coronaviruses cause?
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1. Common cold
2. Severe Acute Resp. Synd SARS |
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What animal did SARS originate from? What is especially bad about the disease?
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-Civet cat
-Can transmit person-to-person. |
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What virus causes German measles?
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Rubella
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For what reason was a Rubella vaccine developed?
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Congenital rubella - very harmful effects on developing fetus.
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What 3 abnormalities are seen in congenital rubella?
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1. Cataracts
2. Deafness 3. Microencephaly |
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What are Arboviruses according to their name? What transmits them?
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ARthropod BOrne viruses - by mosquitos mostly.
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What 2 types of diseases do Arboviruses cause?
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1. Encephalitis
2. Hemorrhagic fevers |
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What are the 7 Encephalitic Arboviruses?
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1. Colorado tick fever
2. Western equine encephalitis 3. Eastern equine encephalitis 4. CA encephalitis 5. St. Louis enceph 6. LaCrosse enceph 7. West Nile Virus WNV |
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Which Arbovirus is the most concerning?
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St. Louis
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What did WNV originate from?
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Birds
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What are the 2 Hemorrhagic Arboviruses?
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1. Yellow fever (stopped the panama canal from being built)
2. Dengue fever |
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With what 2 Retroviruses are we mostly concerned?
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1. HIV
2. Human Tcell Leukemia Virus |
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what 3 infns does HTLV-1 cause?
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1. Adult Tcell leukemia
2. Lymphosarcoma 3. Tropical Spastic Paraparesis |
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What does HTLV-2 cause?
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Hairy cell leukemia
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What does Rhinovirus cause?
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The common cold
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Why are the enteroviruses called that?
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They ENTER through the intestine; but they are not intestinal symptomologies.
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What are the 4 Enteroviruses?
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1. Polio virus
2. Coxsackie virus 3. Echovirus 4. Hepatitis A |
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What does Coxsackie virus cause?
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Hand-foot-mouth disease
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What does ECHO stand for?
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Enteric Cytopathogenic Human Orphan
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Which hepatitis viruses are RNA?
Which are DNA? |
RNA: C-A-D-E
DNA: B |
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What virus caused an outbreak of gastroenteritis on cruise ships in 2002?
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Norovirus (Norwalk agent)
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What is the most common cause of pediatric diarrhea in the US?
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Rotavirus
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What carries the Hantavirus? How is it transmitted to humans?
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Deer mouse carries it; sheds the hantavirus in droppings; they dry, aerate, humans breathe.
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What are the 3 Hemorrhagic fever viruses?
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1. Ebola
2. Lassa 3. Marburg |
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Why are the hemorrhagic fever viruses so concerning?
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They are VERY infectious by blood from intestines, eyes, or anything.
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Which hemorrhagic virus currently is undergoing an outbreak, where?
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Marburg virus in Angola - has close to 100% mortality rate!
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