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| 1. All viruses are RNA except these 7 which are DNA. |
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| 1) HEPATITIS, 2) HERPES, 3) POX, 4) ADENO, 5) PAPOVA, 6) PARVO, 7) PAPILLOMA |
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| 2. These 3 viruses are enveloped. |
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| 1) HEPATITIS, 2) HERPES, 3) POX |
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| 3. These 3 viruses are naked. |
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| 1) PAPILLOMA, 2) ADENO, 3) PAPOVA |
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| 4. This virus is single stranded. |
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| 5. All DNA viruses are double stranded except for the _____. |
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| 6. All DNA viruses are icosahedral except the _____ virus which has a complex shape. |
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| 7. Human Herpes viruses types 1 and 2 spread by _____. |
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| 8. 2 things causes by human herpes virus 1 and 2. |
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| 1) COLD SORES, 2) GENITAL WARTS |
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| 9. Chickenpox is caused by this virus. |
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| 10. Human herpes virus type 3 spreads by _____. |
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| 11. Human herpes virus type 3 causes these 2 conditions. |
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| 1) CHICKEN POX, 2) SHINGLES |
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| 12. Human herpes virus type 4 (EBV) causes _____ which is spread by kissing. |
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| 13. 4 symptoms of mononucleosis. |
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| 1) SORE THROAT, 2) FATIGUE, 3) CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY, 4) HEPATOSPLEOMEGALY |
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| 14. When one has mononucleosis, _____ cells are present, and the _____ test is positive. |
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| DOWNEY CELLS; PAUL BUNNEL TEST |
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| 15. Human herpes virus 4 can cause these 3 diseases. |
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| 1) MONONUCLEOSIS, 2) BURKITT’S LYMPHOMA, 3) NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA |
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| 16. _____ is an HHV virus type 5 that causes interstitial pneumonia in the immune-compromised patient, and congenital abnormalities in the neonate. |
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| 17. _____ is a human herpes virus type 6 that causes a sudden rash in children after a fever. |
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| EXANTHEMA SUBITUM (ROSEOLA) |
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| 18. _____ is a human herpes virus type 8 infection that causes purplish oral or skin lesions in AIDS patients. |
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| 19. _____ is a condition that causes a red rash on face after a fever. |
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| 20. What microorganism causes slapped cheek syndrome? |
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| 21. _____ is a DNA virus that causes jaundice and tender hepatomegaly. |
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| 22. _____ is a condition that causes pink eye. |
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| 23. Viral conjunctivitis is caused by a _____ virus and is spread by _____. |
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| ADENO VIRUS; AEROSOL DROPLETS |
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| 24. _____ is caused by the pox virus. |
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| 25. How is smallpox spread? |
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| 26. When one has smallpox, there is _____ in the affected epidermis of the infected individual. |
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| GUARNERI INCLUSION BODIES |
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| 27. These 2 HPV strains cause genital warts, and are associated with cancer. |
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| 28. These 2 HPV strains cause warts on the hands and feet. |
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| 30. HPV is caused by a _____ virus. |
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| 31. _____ is a condition that causes popular lesions with central indentation. |
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| 32. _____ virus causes molluscum contagiosum and is spread by _____. |
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| 33. All RNA viruses are single stranded except the _____ virus. |
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| 34. All negative single stranded RNA viruses are _____ and _____. |
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| 35. Only these 3 RNA viruses are naked. |
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| 1) CALICI, 2) picoRNA, 3) REO VIRUSES |
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| 36. All hepatitis viruses are RNA except _____ which is a DNA virus. |
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| 37. All hepatitis viruses are spread by e oro-fecal route except _____ and _____ which are spread by blood to blood contact. |
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| 38. Hepatitis B and C can cause these 5 conditions. |
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| 1) JAUNDICE, 2) FEVER, 3) ANOREXIA, 4) VOMITING, 5) TENDER HEPATOMEGALY |
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| 39. Hepatitis C is a _____ virus spread by _____ and _____. |
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| FLAVI RNA VIRUS; BLOOD AND SEX |
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| 40. Hepatitis C is associated with these 2 conditions. |
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| 1) CIRRHOSIS, 2) HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA |
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| 41. Hepatitis A is a _____ virus transmitted by the _____ route. |
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| PICO RNA VIRUS; ORO-FECAL |
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| 42. Hepatitis E is a _____virus spread by the _____ route. |
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| CALICI RNA VIRUS; ORO-FECAL |
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| 43. HIV is a single stranded RNA retrovirus spread by sex and blood transfusion that destroys _____ cells and causes AIDS. |
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| 44. In the _____ stage of AIDS a person has flu-like illness symptomology. |
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| 45. In the _____ stage of AIDS a person feels fine. |
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| 46. In the _____ stage of AIDS a person has a failing CD4 count. |
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| 47. 6 conditions associated with AIDS patients. |
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| 1) CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGITIS, 2) CYTOMEGALOVIRUS, 3) CANDIDIASIS, 4) CRYPTOSPORIDIUM DIARRHEA, 5) PNEUMOCYSTIS PNEUMONIA, 6) KARPOSI SARCOMA |
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| 48. Measles are caused by a _____ virus and is spread by _____. |
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| PARAMYXO VIRUS; AEROSOL DROPLETS |
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| 49. Measles cause these 4 conditions. |
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| 1) KOPLIK SPOTS, 2) CORYZA, 3) CONJUNCTIVITIS, 4) ERYTHEMATOUS RASH |
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| 50. Mumps are caused by a _____ virus and is spread by either _____ or _____. |
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| PARAMYXO VIRUS; DIRECT CONTACT AND AEROSOL DROPLETS |
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| 51. Mumps cause these 3 conditions. |
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| 1) PAROTITIS, 2) PANCREATITIS, 3) ORCHITIS |
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| 52. Rubella is caused by a _____ virus, and is spread by _____. |
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| TOGA RNA VIRUS; AEROSOL DROPLETS |
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| 53. Rubella causes these 3 conditions. |
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| 1) SORE THROAT, 2) CERVICAL LYMPH NODES, 3) ERYTHEMATOUS RASH |
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| 54. Influenza is caused by a _____ virus. |
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| SINGLE STRANDED RNA ORTHOMYXO VIRUS |
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| 55. Influenza causes these 3 conditions. |
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| 1) FEVER, 2) SORE THROAT, 3) SEVERE MAGIA |
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| 56. The common cold is caused by a _____ virus and is spread by _____. |
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| CORONA VIRUS, AEROSOL DROPLETS |
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| 57. Upper respiratory tract infections are caused by _____ viruses. |
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| 58. Viral croup is called by the _____ virus. |
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| 59. 3 symptoms associated with croup. |
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| 1) BARKING COUGH, 2) STRIDOR, 3) HOARSENESS |
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| 60. Childhood dysentery and hand foot and mouth disease is caused by the _____ virus. |
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| 61. When one has rabies, they present with v in the brain. |
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| 62. Rabies causes these 5 conditions. |
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| 1) HYDROPHOBIA, 2) DYSPHAGIA, 3) AGITATION, 4) PARALYSIS, 5) COMA |
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| 63. Poliomyelitis is caused by a _____ virus. |
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| 64. _____ causes flaccid muscle paralysis due to anterior horn cell damage. |
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| 65. How is encephalitis spread? |
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| 66. What type of virus causes western and Venezuelan equine encephalitis? |
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| 67. What type of virus causes California encephalitis? |
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| 68. _____ is a condition caused by a flavi virus carried by aedes aegypti mosquito fever and jaundice. |
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| 69. _____ is a condition caused by a flavi virus carried by culex pipiens mosquitos. |
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| 70. _____ is a condition caused by flavi virus carried by aedes aegypti mosquito. |
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