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name DNA viruses
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Hepadno
Herpes Adeno Parvo Papova Pox |
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qualities of DNA viruses
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all dsDNA (exc Parvo)
all linear (exc hepadno) all icosahedral (exc Pox) all replicate in nu (exc Pox) |
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name naked DNA viruses
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Parvo
Adeno Papova |
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name enveloped DNA viruses
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Hepadno
Pox Herpes |
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qualities of Pox
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enveloped, dsDNA, linear
complex doesn't replicate in nu (it's own DNA dependent RNA polymerase) |
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qualities Parvo
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nakes
icosahedral dsDNA circular/supercoiled |
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qualities Hepadno
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enveloped dsDNA
icosahedral circular incomplete DNA |
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qualities Herpes
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enveloped, dsDNA linear, icoshedral, replicate in nu, but membrane is from nucleus
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the naked DNA of which viruses are infxs
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all except Pox and Hepadno
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Adeno causes
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febrile pharyngitis, PNA, conjunctivitis (pink eye)
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Parvo causes
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B19-aplastic crisis in SC
erythema infectiosum=5th dz with slapped cheek rash hydrops fetalis |
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papovirus family includes
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HPV-warts, CIN, cervical cancer
JC-PML in HIV |
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Pox virus causes
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smallpox
vaccinia (cowpox) molluscum contagiosum |
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RNA viruses w/o envleope
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Picorna, Calici, Reo
(naked CPR) |
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all viruses ssRNA exc
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Reo (dsRNA)
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RNA viruses all replicate...exc
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replicate in cytoplasm
exc influenza and retro |
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in family of picorna (and assoc dz)
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=PERCH
Polio Echo-a. meningitis Rhino-common cold Coxsackie-febrile pharyngitis and hand-foot-mouth Hep A |
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in family of Calici
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Hep E
Norwalk |
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in family Reovirus
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Reovirus-Colorado tick fever
Rotavirus-fatal diarrhea in children |
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in family Flavi
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Hep C
Yellow fever Dengue St Louis encephalitis W. Nile |
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in family Toga
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Rubella (german measles)
E. equine encephalitis W. equine encephalitis |
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in family Ortho
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influenza
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in familiy Paramyxo
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PRMM
Parainfluenza-croup (4 sero) RSV-(rx ribavirin) (2 sero) Measles (1 sero) Mumps (1 sero) (all childhood dzs) |
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in family Filovirus
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Ebola/Marburg-hemorrhagic fever
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in family Arenavirus
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LCV-lymphocytic choriomeningitis
Meningitis-spread by mice |
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in family Bunya
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CA encephalitis
Sandfly/Rift Valley F Crimean-Congo Hemorr F Hanta-hemorr F, PNA |
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which viruses can immediately start translation
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+ viruses exc Retro
Picorna Calici Flavi Toga Corona (Reo is DS) |
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Yellow fever is in
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Flavi
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St. Louis encephalitis is in
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Flavi
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Dengue is in
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Flavi
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Sanfly/Rift Valley is in
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bunya
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CA encephalitis is in
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bunya
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crimean-congo is in
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bunya
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hanta is in
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bunya
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rubella is in
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toga
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W,E equine is in
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toga
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measles is in
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Paramyxo
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Ebola/Marburg is in
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Filo
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Hep A is in
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Picorna
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Hep E is in
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Calici
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Hep C is in
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Flavi
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hemorr F can be caused by
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Ebola/Marbug (Filo)
Hanta, Crimean (Bunya) |
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segmented viruses
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BOAR
Bunya Ortho Arena Reo |
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which family starts as 1 large polypeptide
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Picorna
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key to dx measles
also look for |
Koplik spots-bluish-gray spots on buccal mucosa
+CCC Cough Coryza Conjunctivitis |
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mumps causes
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MOP
meningitis orchitis parotitis |
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name some arboviruses
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flavi
toga bunya |
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yellow fever-transmission, presentation
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transmitted by Aedes mosquito
hi F, black vomit, jaundice |
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histol finding dx of yellow fever
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Councilman bodies (acidophilic inclusions in liver)
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how influenza causes repeat infxns
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8 segments of - RNA, when reassort cause antigenic shift
note: flu also deadly bc fatal bac infxns that come after |
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genetic shift v drift
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shift=reassortment of viral genome-human flu A virus combines w swine flu A
drift=minor changes, random mutation |
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heterophil Ab
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used to dx Mono (EBV)
Monospot test-heterophil Ab detected by agglutination of sheep RBC |
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histol of mono
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atypical lymphocytes
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transmission Hep B
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hi risk-
IVDA mltpl partners transfusion/dialysis mother to child low risk razor toothbrush needlestick |
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cxn Hep A
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fulminant
cholestatic (dep bile, itchy) relaps Hep |
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qualities Mono
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F, HS, pharyngitis, p auricular LAD
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which Toga virus is not an arbo virus
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Rubella
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describe 3 classes of Influenza
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A=8 seg, 10 viral proteins
B=8 seg, 11 viral proteins C=7 seg, (no NA), 9 viral proteins |
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describe role of influenza proteins
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hemoglutinin-att to sialic NANA
NA=clips sialic so release M2=proton channel for endosome |
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rx for influenza and where act
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M2 inhib=Amantadine, Rimant (can't use for B)
NA inhib=Zanamivir |
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extra hep Hep C
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Sjorgen
globulin abnl vasculitis GN erythema nodosum neuropathy |
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"env" makes HIV
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gp120, gp41
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"gag" makes HIV
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capsid (p24)
core nuclear capsid matric proteins (p17) |
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"pol" gene makes HIV
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protease
integrase RT |
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name three impt genes to HIV
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env, gag, pol
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role of gp41
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fusion
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what detect in ELISA for HIV
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p24 (then confirm with Western)
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describe Ab reponse to HIV
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first: p 24Ag and Ab (but p24Ag can take 1-2 mos)
then: gp120 Ab late: p17, p24 Abs eventually disappear, but envelope (gp41,120) continue (would have negative ELISA) |
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name 2 mutations that give difft course to HIV
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CCR5=homo=immunity (1% US cauc)
=hetero=slower course (20% US cauc) CXCR1 mutation=rapid progression to AIDS |
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how are pathol prion distinct from normal prions
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normal=alpha helix
path (CJD)=beta pleated sheet |
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HPV strains assoc GYN cancer? which cancers
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16, 18
cervical, penile, anal |
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CMV can cause
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congenital, mono, PNA
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VZV can cause
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zoster, encephalitis, PNA
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HSV1 can cause
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gingiostomatitis, keratoconjunctivitis, temporal lobe encephalitis, herpes labialis
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herpes viruses transmitted sexually
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HSV2, CMV, HHV-8 (HSV and EBV by saliva/respir)
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