(HSV1/HSV2) enters the lumbosacral spinal nerve trunk ganglia
What is the primary nucleoside analog which is specifically activated...
What disease is an inflammatory disease of liver cells that may result...
What is the name for the discrete substructure of the virion which...
(Chronic/Latent) infections multiply at a slow rate
AIDS patients infected with CMV often experience CMV mononucleosis,...
HBV increases the chance of liver cancer
(HSV1/HSV2) causes lesions on the genitalia
(HSV1/HSV2) usually consists of lesions on the oropharynx
Acyclovir inhibits HSV viral polymerase as a competitor of dGTP,...
Hepatitis interferes with the liver's excretion of bile pigments...
DNA viral replication typically occurs where?
(HSV1/HSV2) can be spread without visible lesions
The reactivation of the Varicella-Zoster Virus infection results in...
Parvovirus B19 is the cause of erythema infectiosum (fifth disease)...
Influenza A binds to the ciliated cells of respiratory mucosa
Children under 3 infected by Influenza A can have GI manifestations...
What is the name for the largest virus?
How many triangular faces does the icosahedron contain?
(Chronic/Latent) infections generally occur after a lytic cycle.
While viral uncoating is a poorly understood process, it is thought to...
(HSV1/HSV2) is typically acquired/occurs in ages 14-29
Which of the following is NOT an RNA virus?
Viruses always contain DNA as their genetic material.
Over 70% of MS patients show signs of HHV-6 infection.
The purpose of this structure is to form a stable protective shell for...
Variola (major/minor) is the most virulent strain.
(HSV1/HSV2) causes cold sores and fever blisters.
A host cell-derived lipid bilayer carrying viral glycoproteins that...
(Chronic/Latent) infections can reactivate and result in recurrent...
Vesicles are characteristic of the chickenpox primary infection
Papilloma and Polyoma Viruses cause persistent infections and tumor
HHV-6 is transmitted by close contact with saliva and other secretions
What is the name for the major protein component of the shell of the...
(Chronic/Latent) Infections have detectable virus in tissue samples
Two complications of the Vaccinia virus are progressive vaccinia and...
Adenoviruses are common causes of pediatric respiratory infections and...
Parvoviruses are small in diameter and genome size
In 2002, The vaccine for what disease was reintroduced for military...
(HSV1/HSV2) occurs in early childhood.
(HSV1/HSV2) enters the 5th cranial nerve
The synthesis of RNA and DNA viral proteins relies on host machinery.
(Enveloped/Nonenveloped) DNA viruses can be double-stranded or...
Where does the Herpesvirus replicate?
Which category of viruses contains the largest genome of all HUMAN...
BKV infection in renal transplants causes complications in urinary...
Where does the influenza virus multiply?
Enveloped viruses enter the host via which mechanism of entry?
All cases of adenoviruses are treated with interferon
Partial uncoating typically is used in the formation of the virus...
Which of the following viruses is considered the largest and most...
HSV multiplies in sensory neurons and moves to the ganglia
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 principal viruses...
Papilloma and Polyoma viruses are short, circular DNA
In viral endocytosis, what causes the conformation change which...
Which of the following are possible natural hosts for Varicella-Zoster...
Influenza viruses are assembled and budded off the cell with an...
Which disease infects lymphoid tissues and salivary glands?
Infectious mononucleosis develops from which virus?
Treatment of EBV is directed at relief of symptoms of fever and sore...
What is the name for a squamous epithelial growth, wart, or verruca?
The best target for treatment of viral diseases is the viral membrane
Ribavirin has multiple mechanisms of action
The poxviruses multiply where?
HBV multiplies solely in the liver
Which of the following causes distemper in cats, enteric disease in...
Which of the following best describes the Varicella-Zoster Virus...
Which virus is also known as Kaposi's sarcoma-associated virus?
The influenza A virus sheds 3-6 days beginning 1 day prior to clinical...
The Vaccinia virus is the virus used in the ______ vaccine.
Genital herpes cannot be transmitted in the absence of lesions
RNA viral replication normally occurs where?
Neuraminidase hydrolyzes mucus facilitating the movement of influenza...
Humans are susceptible to 2 HSV varieties, HSV1 and HSV2.
Acyclovir is more effective against CMV than gangciclovir.
Which of the following is the most important cause of medically...
What is the first disease to be eliminated by vaccination?
HSV1 causes the most common sporadic form of viral encephalitis in the...
There is no effective HPV vaccine
How many vertices does the icosahedron contain?
Which type of DNA virus produces eruptive skin pustules which leave...
Hepadnaviruses is another name for which of the following
Certain influenza viral segments need strain matched viral protein
Viral shedding of Influenza A is reduced in children and infants
Which of the following is a ubiquitous virus which infects lymphoid...
Which of the following causes ocular herpes?
Which of the following are routes of transmission for EBV?
Hepadnaviruses are involved in reverse transcription
What is the name for the smallest virus?
Which of the following is NOT a herpesvirus?
Polyomaviruses do not cause tumors in experimental animals
The constant mutation caused by gradually changing amino acid...
The term used to define when one of the influenza genes or RNA strands...
Which drug is approved in the US for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)...
The treatments for CMV discussed in lecture are reserved for...
HBV is not a STD
Which of the following is NOT a viral host?
Which of the following is/are a ss nonenveloped DNA virus?
Vaccinia vaccination can cause encephalitis.
All members of the Herpesviruses show latency and cause recurrent...
Pregnant women with herpes are still allowed to deliver a baby via the...
Which disease causes roseola?
Which of the following assists in influenza viral budding and release?
The capacity of a cell, tissue, or species to support virus...
For enveloped viruses, assembly typically occurs at the site of...
What category of viral treatment options are immune modulating drugs?
CMV is commonly latent in various tissues
Lamivudine, an HIV reverse transcriptase inhibitor, is a nucleoside...
The majority of viruses result in mild symptoms.
HHV-6 has a low seroprevalence.
Which of the following viruses are DNA viruses?
Most viruses acquire their membrane by forming a lipid bilayer from...
EBV remains dormant in which cell type?
Which of the following causes infection of the oropharyn in young...
Which of the following causes fever, sore throat, and swollen lymph...
The majority of polyomaviruses are asymptomatic or exhibit mild...
Influenza replication occurs where?
Which is the correct order of flu replication?1. (+) Sense RNA is used...
Which of the following is NOT a complication of influenza A in...
Describe the structure of the Herpesviruses
There is a significant relationship between HHV-6 and Hodgkin's...
What is the major surface antigen of influenza?
Neuraminidase facilitate the binding of influenza to host cells and...
The primary infection with Varicella-Zoster virus results in what...
Which of the following is closely related to HHV-6 and causes similar...
Polyomaviruses are highly seroprevalent throughout the world
Progressive multifocal leukoencepthalopathy (PML) is an uncommon fatal...
Which of the following describes parvoviruses?
Which of the following describes the orthomyxoviruses?
Which of the following are distinct influenza virus types?
The key influenza envelope proteins are hemagglutinin, neuraminidase,...
Exchange between Influenza types A, B, and C often occur.
Babies who survive CMV infection often develop normally thereafter.
Which of the following describes the adenoviruses?
Which of the following are routes of transmission for CMV?
How many subtypes of neuraminidase are there?
In the US, Molluscum contagiousum is most commonly an STD.
Which is the most important virulence factor for influenza?
The frequency of independently segregating genes of influenza suggests...
All segments of influenza RNA are randomly packaged
Non-enveloped viruses enter the host via which entry mechanism?
All cases of HBV are managed by treatment of symptoms and supportive...
Ribavirin is a viral treatment used solely for RNA viruses.
Influenza B undergoes which of the following?
Replication of progeny genomic RNA molecules uses host RNA polymerase
The Varicella-Zoster Virus (VZV) causes what disease?
Which of the following produces giant cells with nuclear and...
By mid-life what percentage of people are infected with EBV?
M2 is the ion channel which facilitates the entrance of influenza into...
Which populations are most commonly affected by Influenza A?
What are the normal routes of smallpox exposure discussed during...
The Vaccinia virus is the same as the cowpox virus that E. Jenner used
Which types of polyomaviruses are the most important human polyomas?
Which of the following is NOT a trigger for recurrent herpes?
Most infections with CMV result in mild symptoms.
The constant exchange of genetic material between Influenza A, B, and...
Which release mechanism involves the accumulation of particles until...
Ribavirin is a viral treatment which is a synthetic analog of _____
Which infection penetrates a break in the skin causing a localized...
What is the name for the L-valyl ester of acyclovir?
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is a complication associated with EBV which...
Alpha, beta, and gamma interferons are of limited efficacy in the...
How many subtypes of hemagglutinin are there?
Which of the following is not an effect of Influenza A discussed in...
The cells, tissues, species that a virus can productively infect is...
Which of the following is linked with common tumors of AIDS patients...
Most HBV patients develop chronic liver disease
How many HPV types increase the risk of reproductive cancer?
Which of the following viruses are RNA viruses?
Which are considered possible effects of viral infections on host...
Which disease is associated with toxemia?
The herpesvirus structure is enclosed by a smooth envelope
Which of the following are involved in nomenclature for influenza?
Foscarnet, a drug used in treatment for CMV, is which of the...
Which of the following does NOT describe HBV vaccination?
Which type of Influenza is known to cause only minor respiratory...
What is the name of the membrane surrounding the virus core?
Which of the following is NOT true for Burkitt lymphoma?
What is the name for the acute febrile disease in babies 2-12 months...
How many types of adenoviruses are associated with human disease?
Molluscum contagiosum is primarily an infection of ______
How are adenoviruses spread?
Which are common manifestations of viral disease?
The clinical complications of latency and recuurent infection in...
The Varicella-Zoster Virus enters into neurons and becomes an acute...
Which of the following are considered treatments to control the...
An annual bivalent vaccine for the flu is recommended
The viral genome is typically incorporated at what point?
Which is the most common STD in the US?
The Vaccinia virus is a distinct species of Molluscipoxvirus
Which of the following diseases causes fever blisters and cold sores?
Recurrent bouts of genital herpes become more severe over time
Which of the following are routes of transmission for Varicella-Zoster...
Hepadnaviruses have never been grown in tissue culture
Which of the following is/are NOT infected by adenoviruses?
Which disease was originally known as human B-lymphotropic virus?
Viral envelope proteins are targeted to the appropriate membrane...
Which of the following describes the typical incubation period for...
How long can it take the lip lesions of herpes to heal?
Which can be used to diagnose herpes simplex?