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These are designed to treat bacterial infections, and have no effect on viruses

Antibiotics

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Almost all Antiviral drugs license so far have been designed to target …

One of the steps of the viral life cycle

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It is easier to develop vaccines to ______ Viral disease

Prevent

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This is the most common viral infectious agent in humans, and is the cause of the common cold

Rhinovirus

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how is rhinovirus transmitted?

Respiratory droplet aerosols or fomites

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What population is most affected by the rhinovirus?

Infants, elderly, immunocompromised

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There is a variety of this type of virus, and it commonly infects, the skin and mucus membranes with warts

HPV

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This is the most common sexually transmitted infectious in the US

HPV

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How quickly can HPV go away with no to minimal health problems?

Two years

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This vaccine is distributed in the US and it protects against nine HPV types

Gardasil 9

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Which two HPV types are the main causes of cervical cancer

HPV 16 and HPV 18

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What strain of HPV is responsible for almost 90% of HPV positive oropharyngeal cancers

HPV 16

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This is highly contagious And usually causes itchy blister, like rashes all over the chest, back and face and rest of body

Chickenpox and shingles

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Painful rash that develops on one side of the face or body, which occurs from dormant chickenpox

Shingles

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Which one is spread Easiest, chickenpox or shingles

Chickenpox

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A disabling in life-threatening disease which can lead to meningitis and or paralysis

Polio

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What causes polio patients to die?

Virus affects the muscles that help them breathe

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How is polio transmitted?

Lives in the throat and intestines, and can be spread person in person through fecal or respiratory droplets

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How is polio prevented

Vaccines

  • Inactivated poliovirus

  • Oral polio virus vaccine

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This is a Distinctive fever and progressive skin rash only in humans with a 30% mortality rate

Smallpox

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When is smallpox contagious

Once the first source appeared in the mouth and throat

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What are the effects of smallpox?

Permanent scars, and some are blind

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What is another name for smallpox?

Variola virus

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What disease has been declared eradicated in 1980

  • When was the last occurrence of it?

Small

1949

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This infects the central nervous system, and has over a 99% death rate

Rabies

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What are unique symptoms of rabies?

Hallucinating, abnormal behavior, fear of water, and insomnia

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How are rabies transmitted?

Through direct contact, such as through broken skin or mucous membranes

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This is a contagious respiratory illness that has two main strains, A and B.

Influenza

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When is influenza most contagious And how is it transmitted?

The first 3 to 4 days after illness begins

Respiratory droplets, including fomites

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This is a neuraminidase inhibitor and is most effective, if you’ve had symptoms for less than 48 hours

Tamiflu

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How long does it take for your body to develop antibodies from the influenza vaccine?

Two weeks

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Ebola virus believes to be sourced from ____ or _____

Bats or non-human primates

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This virus is believed to be animal borne and Is a hemorrhagic virus

Ebola

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How many species of Ebola are there and how many infect people?

6 total

4 infect people

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This is the original and most dangerous species of Ebola virus

Zaire ebolavirus

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What is the natural reservoir of Ebola virus?

Bats

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How is ebola transmitted?

Human to human through bodily fluids

  • Contaminated fomites or sexual contact

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Ebola survivors develop antibodies for ____ years Develop long-term complications such as ___ and ____ problems

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Vision

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What areas may retain the bola virus?

Immunologically privileged sites, such as testes, interior of the eyes, placenta, and central nervous system

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This virus causes upper respiratory track and intestinal illness which counts for 15 to 30% of worldwide common colds

Covid

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What are the three types of severe human coronaviruses?

MERS CoV, SARS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2 (Covid 19)

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This type of coronavirus is considered the middle east respiratory syndrome, and was transmitted primarily through animal contact in human to human transmission with a 30% death rate

MERS COV

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This type of coronavirus is considered the acute respiratory syndrome with a 3% death rate

SARS COV

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This was the first human virus to be isolated, and was spread by the Bite of infected mosquitoes

Yellow fever virus

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Where was yellow fever virus commonly found

Tropical and subtropical areas of south, America and Africa

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What percentage of infected people with yellow fever, virus develops, severe illness, such as high fever, jaundice, bleeding, shock, and failure of organs

15%

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How is yellow fever treated

There is no known treatment only treatments for symptoms to avoid medication non-steroid, anti-inflammatory drugs, because it may increase the risk for bleeding

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Is there a vaccine for yellow fever?

Yes

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This was a particularly dangerous post for Soldiers due to endemic yellow fever during colonial times in the napoleonic war

West Indies

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What are the two types of herpes?

HSV one and HSV two

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This is mainly transmitted by oral to oral contact (Oral herpes)

HSV one

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This virus of herpes is transmitted through sexual interactions (Genital herpes)

HSV two

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When is herpes most contagious?

When sores are present

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What Virus is commonly found in the brains of Alzheimer’s disease patients

Herpes

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what virus may increase your risk of developing multiple sclerosis?

Epstein-Barr virus

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This virus attacks the bodies immune system, and came from a chimpanzee infected with Simeon immunodeficiency virus in central Africa

HIV

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What are the three stages of HIV?

Acute HIV - Flu like symptoms

Chronic HIV - As symptomatic but communicable

Aids - Highly contagious and damages immune system, which can lead to death

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How can HIV be transmitted?

Sexual contact, sharing needles to inject drugs, during pregnancy/birth/breast-feeding

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These were introduced in the mid-1990s which have allowed infected individuals to live long relatively normal lives with HIV

Anti-retrovirals

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What are two ways that HIV could be cured

Bone marrow transplant or elite controllers