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Taxonomy
Measles |
Paramyxoviridae
(-)ssRNA |
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Taxonomy
Mumps |
Paramyxoviridae
(-)ssRNA |
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Taxonomy:
Rubella |
Togaviridae
(+)ssRNA |
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Taxonomy:
Erythrovirus B-19 |
Parvoviridae
ssDNA |
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Taxonomy:
Enteroviruses (Coxsackie, Echo) |
Picornaviridae
(+)ssRNA |
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Taxonomy:
HSV-1, HSV-2, HHV-6, HHV-7, HHV-8 and VZV Are all... |
Herpesviridae
dsDNA |
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Taxonomy:
Papillomavirus |
Papillomaviridae
dsDNA |
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Taxonomy:
Small pox |
Poxviridae
dsDNA |
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Taxonomy:
Molluscum contageosum |
Poxviridae
dsDNA |
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Kaposi’s sarcoma
Virus? |
HHV-8
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Warts on hands, feet, and genital area
Virus? |
Papillomavirus
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Slapped Cheek (fifth dz)
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Erythrovirus B-19
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Erythrovirus B-19 occurs primarily when
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Spring
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Primary concern with pregnant woman who presents with rash and joint pain
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She probably has Erythrovirus B-19
Hydrops Fetalis--Edema due to RBC destruction |
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How to dx Erythrovirus B-19
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Anti-viral IgM
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Enterovirus most common during what time of year
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Summer and Fall
(ie "Summer Rash") |
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Three diseases most common to enteroviruses
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Hand, Foot, & Mouth dz
Herpangina Summer Rash |
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–small vesicular lesions
–posterior portion of mouth on soft palate and around uvula –fever, anorexia, sore throat |
Herpangina
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Associated with roseola (exanthum subetum)
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HHV 6 & 7
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-Cause warts
--get in cells, and instead off the turning of machineray, they turn up the machinery to increase replication |
Papillomaviruses
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Which virus is able to replicate independent of the host cell nucleus (cytoplasm)
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Smallpox
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Acidophilic inclusions in the cytoplasm of Infected cells.
Dz? |
Guarnieri bodies seen in Smallpox
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Small is shed in saliva how many days after exposure
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15 days
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Eosinophilc inclusions in the cytoplasm of Infected cells.
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Molluscum contagiosum
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