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Identify which are RNA viruses:
Adenoviridae Astroviridae Calciviridae Picornaviridae Reoviridae |
Astroviridae Calciviridae Picornaviridae Reoviridae |
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Identify which are linear, double stranded DNA viruses:
Adenoviridae Astroviridae Calciviridae Picornaviridae Reoviridae |
Adenoviridae |
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Identify which are non-segmented, ss, positive sense RNA:
Adenoviridae Astroviridae Calciviridae Picornaviridae Reoviridae |
Astroviridae Calciviridae Picornaviridae
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Identify which are segmented, double stranded RNA:
Adenoviridae Astroviridae Calciviridae Picornaviridae Reoviridae |
Reoviridae |
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Match these specific viruses to the appropriate virus:
Specific virus: Rotavirus Human astrovirus 1-8 Norovirus Adenovirus 40, 41 Coxsackie virus Norovirus Echovirus Enterovirus
Virus: Adenoviridae Astroviridae Calciviridae Picornaviridae Reoviridae
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Adenoviridae = Adenovirus 40, 41 Astroviridae = Human astrovirus 1-8 Calciviridae = Noroviruses Picornaviridae = Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus Reoviridae = Rotavirus |
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Identify the virus and specific virus:
Diarrheal disease in infants and children < 4 years old. |
Adenovirus (Adenovirus 40, 41) |
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Identify the virus and specific virus:
Gastroenteritis, mainly in children < 5 years old, immunocompromised adults, and the elderly. |
Astroviridae (Human astrovirus 1-8) |
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Identify the virus and specific virus:
Food-borne, epidemic acute gastroenteritis |
Calciviridae (Noroviruses) |
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Identify the virus and specific virus:
Gastroenteritis, meningitis, pleurodynia, hand, foot, and mouth disease |
Picornaviridae (Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus) |
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Identify the virus and specific virus:
Severe diarrheal disease of infants and children |
Reoviridae (rotavirus) |
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Adenoviridae = Adenovirus 40, 41 Astroviridae = Human astrovirus 1-8 Calciviridae = Noroviruses Picornaviridae = Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus Reoviridae = Rotavirus
What is the only group that has a vaccine? |
Reoviridae (rotavirus) |
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Adenoviridae = Adenovirus 40, 41 Astroviridae = Human astrovirus 1-8 Calciviridae = Noroviruses Picornaviridae = Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus Reoviridae = Rotavirus
Which one has an incubation period of 12-24 hours and disease duration os 1-3 days? |
Calciviridae (Norovirus) |
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Adenoviridae = Adenovirus 40, 41 Astroviridae = Human astrovirus 1-8 Calciviridae = Noroviruses Picornaviridae = Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus Reoviridae = Rotavirus
Incubation period of 1-3 days and disease duration of 5-8 days? |
Reoviridae (Rotavirus) |
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Adenoviridae = Adenovirus 40, 41 Astroviridae = Human astrovirus 1-8 Calciviridae = Noroviruses Picornaviridae = Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus Reoviridae = Rotavirus
Incubation period of seven days and duration of 8-12 days? |
Adenoviridae (Adenovirus 40, 41) |
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Adenoviridae = Adenovirus 40, 41 Astroviridae = Human astrovirus 1-8 Calciviridae = Noroviruses Picornaviridae = Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus Reoviridae = Rotavirus
Incubation of 1-4 days and disease duration of 1-4 days? |
Astroviridae (Human astrovirus) |
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Adenoviridae = Adenovirus 40, 41 Astroviridae = Human astrovirus 1-8 Calciviridae = Noroviruses Picornaviridae = Coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus Reoviridae = Rotavirus
Incubation of 3-10 days and disease duration of 5-10 days? |
Picornaviridae (coxsackie virus, echovirus, enterovirus) |
