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| Which DNA virus does not replicate in the nucleus |
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| Which RNA viruses replicate in the Nucleus |
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| Retroviruses and orthomyxo viruses |
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| (productive) fully infectious virus is synthesized |
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| Which viruses are transmitted by nasopharyngeal secretions |
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Aerosol: Influenza, measles, VZV(chickenpox).
Direct contact(kissing):EBV(mono) and Rhinovirus(common cold, fingers to nose/eye) |
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| Which viruses are spread by feces hand to mouth |
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| Hand to mouth: Hep A, rotavirus(diarrhea), Enteroviruses(Coxsackie, Echo, Poliovirus) |
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| Which viruses are spread by feces by anal intercourse |
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| Difference between antigenic shift and drift? |
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Drift: point mutations in gene
Shift: acquisition of new gene segments |
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| Facilitates attachment in flu |
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| Facilitates uncoating in flu |
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| causes of exudative pharyngitis |
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A. Group A beta hemolytic streptococci B. Epstein Barr virus C. Human immunodeficiency virus D. Adenovirus
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| schedules is recommended for administration of the MMR vaccine? |
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| First dose age 12-15 months; second dose when entering kindergarten or junior high |
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| Specialized media transported at 4 degrees C is required |
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| What virus is the monospot/slide agglutination test used for |
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| Antigen detection is the test of choice for |
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| A. Respiratory syncytial virus B. Rotavirus C.(NOT Epstein Barr, use monospot) Virus D. Enteric adenoviruses E. Varicella zoster virus |
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| Transmission via inanimate objects 1. fomites 2. food/water |
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fomites: RSV, rhinovirus
food/water: Hep A, enteroviruses |
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| Transmitted via arthropod vectors |
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| Colorado tick fever, California encephalitis virus (Arboviruses) |
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| Transmitted via blood transfusion |
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| Transmitted via organ transplant |
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Cornea: slow virus infections
Kidney: CMV |
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| Which arbovirus is more severe in the elderly |
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| Tropical spastic paraparesis |
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| Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy |
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| Primary latency site PMNs and lymphocytes |
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| Primary latency site B cells |
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| The animals in which West Nile virus becomes endemic before it is transmitted to humans are |
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| In patients who develop Norwalk agent associated disease, the most common season in which this will occur is |
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| A patient with AIDS has a CD4 count that is: |
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| Before HIV attaches to CD4 cell receptors, it attaches to |
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| Aside from mumps, the other viruses that are associated with orchitis are |
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| For a patient to present with an enteroviral infection, the season when this is most likely to occur is: |
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| You or one of your friends has recurrent cold sores. The site of latency of this virus is |
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Culture: white cells buffy coat
Bronchoalveolar lavage |
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