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Which type of RNA virus must carry their own RNA-dependent RNA polymerase?
What protein must negative RNA viruses carry with them?
What's special about retroviruses?
Which viruses can incorporate viral RNA into the host genome?
Where in the cell do most DNA viruses replicate?
Which type of virus replicates mostly in the nucleus

Where in the cell do most of the RNA viruses replicate?


Which type of virus replicates mostly in the cytoplasm

Which diseases can adenovirus cause?


Which virus can cause:


- Tonsillitis


- Haemorrhagic cystitis


- Viral conjuctivitis

What's special about the size of parvovirus?
Which virus is the smallest DNA virus?
Which DNA virus is the only one that is single-stranded?
Parvovirus
Which diseases are caused by parvovirus?
Which viruses causes slapped cheek fever, also known as fifth disease?
Which virus causes cold sores (herpes labialis)?
Which oral symptom does herpes simplex virus 1 cause?

Which disease is commonly associated with Epstein-Barr virus?


Which virus causes mononucleosis?
Which cancers are associated with Epstein-Barr?
Which virus is associated with Hodgkins lymphoma and Burkitt lymphoma?
Which viruses are opportunistic (affect immunocompromised people)?

What is the common infection pattern for:




- Cytomegalovirus


- JC virus


- Varicella zoster virus


- Herpes simplex virus


- Human papillomavirus

Which diseases can cytomegalovirus cause in immunocompromised people?
In which population do CMV pneumonia and CMV mononucleosis occur?
Which disease is caused by Varicella zoster virus?
Which virus causes chickenpox?
Which disease is associated with HHV-8?
Which virus is associated with Kaposi sarcoma?
Which HPV types cause skin warts?
Which symptom is associated with HPV 1-4?
Which HPV types cause anogenital warts?
Which symptom is associated with HPV 6 and 11?

Which HPV types cause anogenital squamous carcinoma?


Which disease is associated with HPV 16, 18, 31, 33?

Which HPV types are covered by the HPV vaccine?


What is common for HPV 6, 11, 16, 18?
Which viruses belong to the polyomavirus family?
Which family does JC and BK virus belong to?
What is special about the size of poxvirus?
Which virus is the largest DNA virus?
Which DNA virus replicates in both the nucleus and cytoplasm?
What is special about the replication of Hepatitis B?
Which part of the body is affected in HSV1 infection?
The upper half.
Which part of the body is affected in HSV2 infection?
The lower half
In which virus can oral hairy leukoplakia occur?
Which oral symptom can occur in Epstein-barr infection?
Which hepatitis viruses can cause chronic infection?
What is common for the infection pattern of Hep B and C?
Which viruses can be transmitted between humans and animals (zoonoses)?

What is common for:


- Filovirus


- Lassa virus


- cowpox


- Lyssavirus (rabies)


- hantavirus


- Flavivirus

Which subtypes of picornavirus do we have?

Which virus family do these viruses belong to?


- Hepatitis A


- Enterovirus


. - Poliovirus


. - Coxsackie


. - Echovirus


- Rhinovirus

Which disease can be caused by enterovirus, and in which population?
Which type of virus can cause aseptic meningitis in children?
What type of paralysis is caused by polio?
Which virus causes asymmetric ascending paralysis?
Which virus can cause dilated cardiomyopathy?
Which heart-related disease can Coxsackie B cause?
Which disease is commonly associated with rhinovirus?
What is the most common virus associated with the common cold?
Which RNA virus is the only one to replicate in the nucleus?
What is special about the replication of orthomyxovirus?
Which proteins are important for the pathogenesis of influenza, measles, parainfluenza and mumps?
Which viruses have Hemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA)?
Which complication can occur after influenza, and which pathogens may cause it?
After a certain common viral infection can pneumonia occur, often caused by staphylococcus aureus or streptococcus pneumoniae. Which viral infection?
What is the function of hemagglutinin?
This protein allows influenza virus to enter the cell by binding to sialic acid on membranes of respiratory cells or RBCs. What is the protein called?
What is the function of neuraminidase?
This protein is needed to release influenza virus from an infected cell. What is the protein called?
What is the function of antigenic drift, and which phenomenon is caused by it?
A certain mechanism is mediated by mutations in HA and NA genes. It causes epidemics. What is this mechanism?
What is the function of antigenic shift, and which phenomenon is caused by it?
A certain mechanism is mediated by rearrangement of the genome segments in the influenza virus. It causes pandemics. What is this mechanism?
Which virus causes croup in children?
Which disease is caused by parainfluenza?
Which virus causes parotitis?
Which disease is caused by mumps?
Which disease is caused by coronavirus?
Which virus causes SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome)?
Which viruses can cause viral gastroenteritis?

Which disease is caused by these three viruses?


- Rotavirus


- Calicivirus


- Astrovirus

Which disease is caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus?
Which virus can causes meningoencephalitis?
Which virus is included in the arenavirus family?
Which family does lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus belong to?
Which virus is included in the bunyavirus family?
Which family does hantavirus belong to?
Which diseases can be caused by hantavirus?

Which virus can cause the following symptoms?


- pulmonary oedema


- prerenal azotemia


- haemorrhagic fever

Which viruses belong to the filovirus family?
Which family do ebola and marburg virus belong to?
Which diseases can be caused by filovirus?

Which viruses can cause:


- Haemorrhagic fever


- Organ failure


- Hypovolemic shock due to bleeding

Which viruses belong to the flavivirus family?
Which family do hepatitis C, dengue, yellow fever and west Nile virus belong to?

Which mosquito-born virus family causes haemorrhagic fever?

What type of fever is caused by flavivirus?
Which virus belongs to the togavirus family?
Which family does rubella belong to?

The five classic childhood exanthems are:


1. Measles


2. German measles


3. Roseola infantum/sixth disease


4. Erythema infectiosum/fifth disease/slapped cheek disease


5. Chickenpox




List their causative viruses.

The causes of the five classic childhood exanthems are:




1. Measles virus


2. Rubella virus


3. HHV-6


4. Parvovirus B19


5. Varicella zoster virus




List the diseases they cause.

Which virus belongs to the rhabdovirus family?
Which family does the rabies virus belong to?
What is the pathogenesis of rabies virus?
Which virus works by travelling up a peripheral nerve until it reaches the CNS?
What are the symptoms of rabies?

Which disease has the following symptoms:


- Increased salivary gland secretion


- Dysphagia


- Fever

Which cell surface proteins do HIV use to enter the cell?
Which virus enters the cell by using the proteins CD4, CCR5 and CXCR4?
Which pathogens go under the TORCH pneumonic?

T - Toxoplasmosis


O - Other (Syphilis, Varicella)


R - Rubella


C - Cytomegalovirus


H - Herpes simplex

Which antiviral is used to treat HIV and chronic hepatitis B?
Which viral infections can lamivudine be used for?
Which antivirals can be used to treat influenza?

Which viral infection can the following antiviral be used for:




- Oseltamivir (Tamiflu)

Which antiviral can be used to treat respiratory syncitial virus (RSV), hepatitis C and Lassavirus?
Which viral infections can ribavirin be used for?
Which antiviral can be used to treat infections caused by herpes simplex and varicella zoster virus?
Which viral infection can aciclovir be used for?
Which antiviral can be used to treat HIV infection?
Which viral infection can AZT (azidothymine) be used for?
Which viruses are associated with viral gastroenteritis?

Which condition can these viruses cause:




- Rotavirus


- Calicivirus


- Astrovirus

Which antivirals are nucleoside analogs?

What is the mechanism of action for these antivirals:


- Acyclovir


- Gancyclovir


- Zidovudine


- Didanosine

Which viral diseases have maculopapular rash as a symptom?

What is the common symptom of the following viral diseases:




- Measles


- Ebola


- Rubella


- Parvovirus B19


- Varicella

Which viruses can be transmitted sexually?

What is the transmission method for the following viruses:




- Herpes simplex


- Cytomegalovirus


- HIV


- Papillomavirus


- Hepatitis B

Which viruses can be transmitted via the fecal-oral route?

What is the transmission method for the following viruses:




- Hepatitis A


- Hepatitis E


- Enteroviruses


- Norovirus


- Rotavirus


- Astrovirus