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DIT viruses
Question | Answer |
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erythema infectiosum (AKA fifth disease) | Parvovirus B19 |
Heterophil-positive mononucleosis | EBV |
Can cause conjunctivitis or diarrhea | Adenovirus |
Enlarged cell with owl's eye inclusions | CMV |
Identified with a Pap smear | HPV (16,18) |
Milkmaid's blisters | cowpox |
Burkitt's lymphoma and nasopharyngeal carcinoma | EBV |
Gingivostomatitis | HSV1 |
Hides in sensory ganglia of S2 and S3 | HSV2 |
Hades in trigeminal ganglia | HSV1 |
Hides in dorsal root ganglia | VSV |
viral family of FC virus | polyomavirus |
downey cells | EBV |
human progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy | JC virus |
oral hairy leukoplakia | EBV |
multinucleate giant cells on tzanck test | HSV1,2, VSV |
Only DNA virus that is not double stranded | Parvovirus |
Roseola | HHV-6 |
Heterophil negative mononucleosis | CMV |
Hand, foot, and mouth disease | coxsackie |
Break bone fever | Dengue = flavivirus |
Characteristic barking seal cough | croup = paramyxovirus |
African hemorrhagic fever | filovirus |
common cold | coronavirus |
fever, jaundice, black vomit | yellow fever = flavivirus |
childhood diarrhea in winter months | rotavirus |
asthma sounding infection in infants (esp. premies) | RSV = paramyxovirus |
Meningitis in summer months | Echovirus |
Tourniquet test helps diagnose hemorrhagic disease | Dengue/flavivirus |
Infects motor neurons of the anterior horn | Poliovirus and west nile virus |
45 yo male w/ squamos cell carcinoma of penis had exposure to what virus? | HPV (16,18) |
20yo colleg student with lymphadenopathy, fever, and hepatosplenomegaly. His serum agglutinates sheep RBCs. what cell type is infected | B cells |
How does rabie virus travel through the CNS so that it can cause fatal encephalitis with seizures? | retrograde up nerve axons |
What is the characteristic shape of the rabies virus? | bullet shaped capsid |
a/w Kaposi's sarcoma | lymphoangiogenic GFs/CKs: TNFalpha, IL-6, PDGF |
diagnosis of west nile virus | serology for IgM anti-WNV abs |
laryngo-tracheo-bronchitis | parainfluenza/croup |
leading cause of hospitalization in kids less than 4 yo | parainfluenza/croup |
brassy cough | RSV bronchiolitis |
Pavlivizumab | monoclonal RSV Ig |
2 most common causes of common cold | rhinovirus, coronavirus |
aspetic meningitis | echovirus, coxsakie virus |
what causes a steeple sign on x-ray? | parainfluenza/croup |
what causes a thumb sign on x-ray | epiglottitis - Hib |
What is the treatment for HSV, VZV, and EBV | acyclovir |
what is the tx for CMV | gangciclovir |
what is the tx for CMV retinits | foscarnet |
What is IFN-alpha used for | HCV, HBV, kaposi sarcoma |
inhibits CMV DNA polymerase | gangciclovir and foscarnet |
used in tx for chronic hep C | IFNalpha, ribavirin |
blocks viral penetration and uncoating | amantadine, ramantidine |
treats both influenza A and B | oseltamivir, zanamivir |
second line for CMV retitinis | Foscarnet |
-sAg, +sAb, +cAb | recovery |
-sAg, -sAb, +cAb | window period |
+sAg, -sAb, +IgM cAb | recent/acute infxn |
+sAg, -sAb, +IgG cAb | chronic infxn |
-sAg, +sAb, -cAb | immunized |