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These flashcards cover important concepts related to medically relevant viruses and fungi, their structures, classifications, and epidemiology, as discussed in the lecture.
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Viruses are considered __ because they are obligate intracellular parasites.
Biological entities
The outer lipid membrane of a virus is called the __.
Envelope
Viruses can be classified based on their genome as or .
double stranded, single stranded
The virus family that includes smallpox is __.
Poxviridae
The virus responsible for hepatitis B is part of the __ family.
Hepadnaviridae
Coccidioides immitis is responsible for causing __.
Coccidiomycosis
Common symptoms of Histoplasmosis include fever, cough, and __.
chest pain
__ is a viral disease characterized by sore throat and swollen lymph nodes and is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus.
Infectious mononucleosis
The genome of HIV is classified as a __ RNA virus.
retro
Papillomaviruses are associated with __, causing warts and potential cancers.
tumors
A significant symptom associated with advanced HIV infection is __ mononucleosis.
CMV
The most common type of mucormycosis is __ mucormycosis.
pulmonary
The __ vaccine was first tested by Edward Jenner to protect against smallpox.
smallpox
Histoplasma capsulatum thrives in soil enriched with __ from bat guano.
nitrogen
The influenza virus is classified under the __ virus family.
Orthomyxoviridae
The smallest known virus, Porcine circovirus, has a capsid diameter of __ nm.
17
Positive-strand RNA viruses directly act as __ to be translated.
mRNA
Negative-strand RNA viruses require a __ strand for replication and translation.
positive
Using dried smallpox scabs for immunization, a practice seen in ancient China, is known as __.
variolation
Candida auris is a drug-resistant __ infection particularly dangerous in healthcare settings.
yeast