Review quiz on microbiology- the viruses covering picornoviruses, enteroviruses, poliviruses, rhinoviruses, and arboviruses
Intestine and oropharynx
Blood stream
Lymphatic system
Skin
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Contaminated aerosol droplets
Fecal oral contamination
Penetration of skin and mucosa
Inhalation
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Poliovirus
Rhinovirus
Coxsackievirus
Arbovirus
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Rhinovirus
Coronavirus
Arbovirus
None of the aboce
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SARS
WNV
Hemorraghic fever
Rash and arthritis
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False
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False
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False
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Capillaries
Ingestion
CNS
Intestines
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Need to be grown on chocolate agar plates
Reverse transcription PCR are often ineffective
Cell cultures are used
Season, climate and epidemics are irrelevant
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Picornoviruses
Rhinoviruses
Enteroviruses
A & B
All of the above
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May develop flaccid paralysis
Illness has not subsided
May develop flaccid paralysis
This can lead to epidemics
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Aerosol and direct contact
Fecal oral route
Small inoculum
A & C
Insect bite
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Excludes bunyaviridae
Can cause asymptomatic infection
Spread by aerosols
Rarely spread by insect bites
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Virus spreading to salivary glands of insect
Asymptomatic carriers
Warm climates
Cold climate
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Antivirals/ nasal sprays
Sabin/ salk vaccine
Self limiting, no drug therapy available
Heat to 30 degrees celcius
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Uses a RNA dependent DNA polymerase
Attaches to receptors before replication
Cannot replicate in small intestines
Is negative sense single stranded RNA
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False
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Antiviral drug therapy
Salk vaccine IV
Sabin vaccine PO
Immunoglobulin injections
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Can be asymptomatic
Usually does not affect CNS
Can cause flaccid paralysis
A & C
All of the above
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Japanese encephalitis
West nile virus
Yellow fever
Dengue fever
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ICAM1 and CD155
PVR and VLDL
VLDL and ICAM1
PVR and CD155
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Ingested in contaminated foods
MRNA synthesized in short templates
DNA is incorporated into hosts DNA
DNA polymerase jumps templates and causes erros
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Encephalitis
Rash and arthritis
Dengue
Yellow fever
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Caused by enterovirus 71 and coxsackievirus type A16
Sudden onset of fever with vesicles on tonsils and palate
Caused by replication of rhinoviruses
None of the above
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Need to bind to receptors to replicate
Cause host tissue damage
Tropism for posterior pharynx
A & B
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Tissue damage can be reversed by antitoxins
May target neurons or the liver
Dengue fever targets mononuclear cells
Yellow fever creates cross reacting antibodies
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Flaccid paralysis from destruction of posterior spinal cord
Replication in any part of neurons
Causes lytic destruction of host cell tissue
A & C
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False
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Encephalitis
West nile
Dengue fever
A & B
B & C
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