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72 Cards in this Set
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Severe hemorhagic fever
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Eboli & marburg
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Server hemorhage and renal failure
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Hantavirus
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Infection associated with shellfish
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Hepatitis A
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Simultaneous babules and vesicles
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Varcilla( vcb)
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Group of virus transmitted by mosquito à encephalitis
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Alpha viruses (EEE,VEE, and WEE)
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Tetrogenic virus that leads to congenital defect of brain heart, and eye.
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Rubella
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Lower respiratory tract infections in infacts
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Respiratory syncitial virus
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Causes cranbary pigmented leasons in aids pateins (Kaposi sarcoma)
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Herpes virus 8
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most common cause of lesion of penis or vigina
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Herpes simplex virus type 2
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Leading cause of sporadic encephalitis in the US
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Herpes simplex virus type 1
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Infection results in cowdry type A inclusions
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Herpes simplex 1
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Infection causes cawly flower like in external genetilia and perianal area
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Human papilomma virus
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Koilocytes
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HPV
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Only panyavirus causing disease endemic to the united states
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California encephalitis
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Group of viruses that are transmitted by mosquitos and ticks
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Arbovirus – (flavi, bunya, and togya)
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Infection results in the production of hetrophile antibodies
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Epstein barr
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hetrophile positive is EPV
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EPV
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Hetrophile negative
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Cytomegalovirus ??
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Replication deficient virus Requires hepatitis B for production
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Hep. D
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Infection is associated with high mortality rate of infected women
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Hep. E
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Associated with Reyes syndrome
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Varcilla zoster virus (??)
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Causes chicken pox and shingles
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Varcilla zoster.
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Infection of keratinized tissue causes warts
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Human papilloma virus
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“B19” , 5th disease
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B19
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Only DNA virus that replicates in the cytoplasm
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- Parvovirus B19
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Guarnieri inclusion bodies
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Poxvirus
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DNA viruses that encodes RNA dependant DNA polymerase
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Poxvirus
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Major cause of sexually transmitted and vertically tranmitted hepatitis
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Hepatitis B
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Appear in serum as dense particles
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Hepatitis B
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Destruction Anterior horn of spinal cord
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Hepatitis B virus
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Found as contaminated of preparation of polio vaccines produce in monkey cell culture
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Poliovirus
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Leading cause of croup
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SV40
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Parking cough, subglutal inflammation
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Parainfluenza virus
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Infection of pancreas à diabetes
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Parainfluenza
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Causes Pleurodynia – Bornholm disease
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Coxsakievirus B3 and B4
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Major cause of upper respriator tract in humans
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Coxakie B
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Major agent of epidemic gastroenteritis in adults
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Rhinovirus
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Major cause of hepatocellular Carcinoma
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Norwalk – Calicivirus
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Infection lead to premalignant leasons on vulva, cervix , penis and anus
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Hepatitis B
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Infection associated with Burkitt lymphoma nad nasopharyngeal carcinoma
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HPV
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Most common cause of congentil abnormalities
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- E6, E7 inhibits P53
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Major cause of post transfusion hepatitis
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EPV
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Immunocomprimised patients à progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
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CMV – cytomegalovirus
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Giant cell pneumonia and encephalomyelitis are potential complications
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Hepatitis C virus
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Infection leads to immunomediated mucopapular rash on head, trunk and limbs
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JC virus
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Coplic spots
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Measles virus
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Infection can result orchitis
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Measles virus
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Infection results in swelling of one or both parotid gland
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Associated with symptoms of sympathetic over-reactivity (salivation)
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Measles
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Major cause of epidemic congectivitus,(pinkeye)
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Mumps
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Infection causes rosioli and 6th disease
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Mumps
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Changes in viral surface protein resulting in point mutation, reassortment of genome segments reluti n epidemics and pandemincs
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Rabbies varies
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Major viral cause of pneumonia and infection tipically predospes to secondary bacterial pneumonia.
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Adenovirus
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Infection has been associated with subacute sclerosing panencephaltis (SSPE)
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Herpes virus 6
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Aplastic crisisn in panteints with sickle cell anemia
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Influenza virus
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Contagous virus à umbilicated nodules
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Influenza virus
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Major cause of infectous mononucleosis (kissing disease)
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Measles virus
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Major cause of retinitis à blinness in immuno-comprimised patients
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Parvovirus B19
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Infection associated with an aversion to water, vomiting at the mouth and chocking(hydrophobia
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Molluscum contagiosum
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Negri bodies
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Epstein-Barr virus
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Only virus in which post exposure vaccine is indicated
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Cytomegalovirus (
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Infection of this virus à leading cause of corneal blindness in united states
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Rabbies virus
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Treatment with salicylates for this virua cause of respiratory symptoms may result in Reye syndrome in children
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Rabies virus
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Arbovirus that à server hepatitis with jaundice and serve gastrointestinal memorrhage wth black vomin
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Rabies viurs
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Newly emerging mosquito-borne encephalitis à can be transmitted via blood transfuaitons and organt translplants à life-threatning to elderly and immunosuppresed patients q
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Herpis virus simplex 1
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Causes herpangina
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Influenza
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Most common cause of viral myocarditis
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Yellow fever virus
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Retrovirus that causes oncogenic tranformatino of CD4 T cells
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West nile virus
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Virion contains to identical stands of positive RNA
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Coxsakievirus
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Virus binds to cd 4 cells via viral glycoprotein gp 120
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Coxsackie B virus
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Infection leads to the desructio nf t cells with developemt of life threating opportunistic.
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Human T-Cell lymphotropic virus-1 HTLV-1
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Major cuase diarrhea gastroenteritis in young children.
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Retrovirus
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