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| protein coat surrounding viral nucleic acid |
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| which virus cannot be grown on any other animal than humans? |
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| Most common technique for growing viruses |
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| what specimen are primary cell lines collected from? |
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| what type of tissue are diploid cell lines prepared from? |
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| what type of tissue are continuous cell lines prepared from |
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| When is Cytopathic Effect seen on a cell? |
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| What is the most difficult part of cell cultures? |
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| 4 viruses that cause cancers |
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1. papillomavirus - cervical
2. Epstein-Barr - Burkitt's Lymphoma
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
3. Hep B- liver cancer
4. Human T-cell leukemia virus 1 and 2 - leukemia
lymphoma |
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| Cause of spongiform encephalitis in animals |
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cause Kuru
Creutzfeldt-Jakob
CJD
familial insomnia |
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| what are arboviral diseases? |
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| transmitted to humans by insect bite |
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| How are the following viruses transmitted to humans? EEE, SLE, West Nile, Yellow Fever, Dengue Fever |
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| Causes severe joint pain; caused by insect |
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| Dengue Fever/Breakbone fever |
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| Causes almost invariable fatal encephalitis |
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| Bite of skunk, bat, racoon |
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| Inability to swallow, fear of water, delirium and convulsions describe... |
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| Human Rabies Immunoglobulin (5 vaccines) |
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| Febrile, characterized by rash |
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| Swelling of salivary glands, testicles; may cause sterility |
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| can cause deafness, ret, heart defects to newborn |
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| who should not be vaccinated against MMR |
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1. Aids
2. people on cortisol
3. pregnant women
4. Infants under 1 year old |
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| virus that causes Chicken Pox |
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| If chickenpox reemerges later in life, is manifests as.. |
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| If aspirin is given to relieve chickenpox symptoms, Varicella-Zoster is associated with... |
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| Almost eradicated. Main reservoirs- India, Pakistan |
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| Virus contracted by swallowing fecally-contaminated water |
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| most cases are subclinical; less than 2 % manifest flaccid paralysis |
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| Inactivated vaccine for polio |
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| live vaccine for polio, given orally |
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| virus that causes smallpox |
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| first viral disease eradicated worldwide |
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| transmitted by respiratory route, lesions, CV collapse, blood loss |
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| virus that is uniquely human; always symptomatic |
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| How do relenza & tamiflu work against Influenza? |
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| block N spikes: new virus cannot emerge |
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| Hepatitis contacted by fecal-oral route: |
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| Types of Hepatitis that have vaccines |
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| Hepatitis that are bloodborne |
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| Most common way of contracting Hep C: |
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| Interferon, ribavarin are costly but can help with... |
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| Which virus causes Emerging Hemorrhagic Fevers? |
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| 4 Emerging Hemorrhagic Fevers |
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1. Marburg
2. Ebola
3. Lassa
4. hanta |
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| hemorrhagic fever with mortality of 90% |
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| emerging hemorrhagic virus in the US; fatal pulmonary infection |
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| How is Hanta Virus contracted |
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| inhaling dry urine of rodents |
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| enveloped retrovirus with sppikes and RNA |
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| how does HIV trasnscribe RNA into host's DNA |
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| through Reverse Transcriptase |
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| reverse transcriptase inhibitor |
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| Why is HAART given to HIV people |
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