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Rna Viruses Summary PDF
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PE findings
- UO is most important sign à
dehydration
- Hyperactive bowel sound
- Dry mucosa and skin
- Tachycardia
- Depressed sensorium
- Weight loss
SINGLE STRANDED, (+) SENSE, ENVELOPED, ICOSAHEDRAL RNA VIRUSES
• 6 genotypes HCV binds to CD81 tetraspanin or - Chronic hepa C à Hepa C virus Acute Infection can 1. HCV Ab 1. Interferon – chronic
• MAJOR CAUSE OF POST scavenger receptor B1 in lead to: – diagnosis active Hepa
Cirrhosis à Hepa Ca
TRASFUSION HEPATITIS hepatocytes and B lymphocytes à 1. recovery - 4 wks before it 2. Ribavirin
coat itself with LDL and VLDL and - IV abusers, tattoo recipients, 2. rapid onset cirrhosis appears so 3. Screening of blood,
Hepatitis C transfusion and organ
use lipoprotein receptor for 3. Persistent infection cannot be used organ and tissue donors
hepatocyte uptake à resemble recipients, hemophiliac and a. Asymptomatic in acute phase 4. Blood and bodyfluid
and buds in ER à bind to TNF HIV pxs b. chronic hepatitis à liver precaution
- Affects only humans and
recpetor and protein kinase R à failure / cirrhosis / 2. HCV RNA 5. Limit alcohol drinking
chimpanzees
inhibition of apoptosis and hepatocellular Ca – diagnosis in acute
interferon phase
Immunity is not lifelong and viremia: – main use is for
protective acute infection – 4-6 mos monitoring antiviral
persistent infection - >10yrs therapy
TOGAVIRIDAE Transmission: Incubation 14-21 days à 3 day Presence of antirubella Live attenuated vaccine for
- Respiratory droplets maculopapular rash à posterior IgM prophylaxis
- Transplacental LAD - Not for pregnant and
Rubella - German measles or 3 day RT-PCR of viral RNA IC pxs
measles Humans are the only host Immune complex polyarthritis in
adults
Infection promotes lifelong
immunity
CONGENITAL RUBELLA
SYNDROME
- During 1st trimester
- Abnormalities:
PDA
Congenital cataracts –
bilateral leukocoria, loss of
ROR
Sensoneural deafness
Mental retardation
Bulag, bingi, bobo, butas ang
puso, blueberry baby
Human - Diploid - Kills helper CD4 T cells Transmission: Clinical Syndromes: Presumptive Dx 1. HAART
Immunodeficiency - Many serotypes TB – no.1 killer – Ab detection by ELISA 2 nucleoside inhibitors
Virus - Main immune response: cytotoxic Original source C. neoformans - zidovudine and
Structural genes: CD8 T cells – chimpanzees, diet – meningoencephalitis Definitive DX lamivudine
1. GAG gene Transfer of semen, presented as chronic - Western blot analysis - lactic acidosis
Stages of Infection: transplacental and perinatal headache - using gel electrophoresis protease inhibitor
P24- nucleocapsid Needlestick – more of CMV – blindness - indinavir
- Found in core Phase 0 INFECTION HEPA B Candida – esophagitis Gold Standard – PCR - Fat redistribution
- Important serologic - HIV acquired Most common means - Sex Toxoplasma – ring in CT - Detect HIV DNA in cells syndrome
marker of infexn Phase 1 WINDOW PERIOD and plasma viral RNA Immune reconstitution
P7 – nucleocapsid - Viral replication with (-) HIV test AIDS defining illnesses - For prognostication syndrome
P17 – matrix Phase 2 SEROCONVERSION 1. P. carinii pneumoni - HBV, HCV, MAC/MAI
- Peak of viral load, (+) HIV test, flu 2. Esophageal candidiasis
2. POL gene like illness 1-2wks 3. Wasting – Inc IL-12, TNF 2. General prevention
Phase 3 LATENT PERIOD 4. Kaposi sarcoma – HHV8 – responsible sex
Reverse transcriptase - Asymptomatic for 1-15yrs 5. Diss Mac
– transcribe RNA to DNA - Low CD4 3. Perinatal prevention
Protease Phase 4 EARLY SYMPTOMATIC - perinatal prophylaxis
– cleaves precursor - CD4 500-200 -Abs CI to breastfeeding
polypeptide - last 5 yrs, mucocutaneous, derma is galactosemia, HIV is
Integrase and hema illness only relative CI
– integrates viral DNA to
host cell Phase 5 AIDS 4. Post exposure therapy
- CD4<200 last 2 years, AIDS - AZT
3. ENV gene defining illnesses present
Gp120
– attachment to CD4
- Mutates rapidly à
antigenic variation
Gp 41
- Fusion with host cell
Regulatory gene:
tat – activation of
transcription
rev – transport of mRNA to
cyto
nef – dec CD4 and MHC1
vif – hypermutation
vpr – transport in nondividing
cell
vpu – virion release
HTLV-1 - ADULT T-CELL Spread in cells after BT, sex of breast ELISA AZT and interferon alpha
LYMPHOCYTIC feeding. RT-PCR
LEUKEMIA (ATLL)
- HTLV-ASSOCIATED
MYELOPATHY
(tropical spastic
paraparesia)
SINGLE STRANDED, (+) SENSE, ENVELOPED, HELICAL RNA VIRUSES
PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS EPIDEMIOLOGY CLINICAL MANIFESTATION LAB DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT
STRUCURE
CORONAVIRIDAE
- 2 serotypes - infection in URT - reservoir: horseshoe bat Incubation: 2-10 days Chest Xray: non cavitary
Coronavirus - 2nd MOST COMMON - optimum viral growth temp of - intermediate host: civet cat ground glass infiltrates
CAUSE OF COMMON 33C to 35C - respeoratory droplet SARS à ARDS
COLDS - longer incubation of 3 days - CIVET CAT à SARS Viral RNA in respiratory
than rhino and stool by RT-PCR
- virus binds to ACE 2 receptors
à kills alveolar epithelium
SINGLE STRANDED, (+) SENSE, NAKED, ICOSAHEDRAL RNA VIRUSES
• main cause of HBGA on enterocyte act as host BREASTMILK Incubation: 12-60 hours, RT-PCR Bismuth subsalicylate
gastroenteritis outbreak receptor à dec sucrose, trehalase and -inhibit transmission by persist for at least 7 days – Handling food carefully
with contaminated water ALP act in intestinal brush border à inhibition of binding of 2mos. Genotyping based on region
Norovirus and food à SHELLFISH villous atrophy, epithelia norovirus D for strain differentiation
• MOST COMMON CAUSE disarrangement, crypt hyperplasia, cyto Self limited nonbloody
OF NONBACTERIAL vacuolization à malabsorption and diarrhea, nausea and EIA for stool antigen
DIARRHEA IN ADULT delayed gastric emptying à vomiting vomiting nd low fever detection
and diarrhea
1-2 days in outbreak and 5-6
days in endemic cases
PICORNAVIRIDAE • Rhinovirus
• Enteroviruses: poliovorus, echovirus, cosxackie virus A and B, Hepa A
• Acid stable and survive GI
• CYTOPLASMIC REPLICATION
• When cell if infected, the ER will not fuse to the CIS side of golgi
• Replication in mucosa, lymphoid tissue pf pharynx and tonsils à GI à target tissue viremia
• FECAL ORAL ROUTE
Poliovirus • 3 serologic types - Bind to anterior horn cell of SC and • FECAL ORAL Poliomyelitis à poliovirus + SALK vaccine
• COWDRY TYPE B muscle cells ROUTE coxsackie virus A – killed IPV
INTRANUCLEAR
INCLUSION 1. Asymptomatic Infection SABIN VACCINE
- Infexn limited to – live OPV
oropharynx and gut - Prevent dse and inc
2. Abortive poliomyelitis IG
-mild illness, fever,
headache
3. Non paralytic poliomyelitis
(aseptic meningitis)
-fever, headache, stiffneck
and pleocytosis in CSF
4. Paralytic poliomyelitis
(major illness)
- Flaccid paralysis from
LMN lesion
- Spinal paralysis à one
or more limbs
- Bulbar paralysis à CN
and medullary respi
center
ASEPTIC MENINGITIS
WITH RASH – CoxA +
Echovirus
Cosxackie A Virus • FECAL ORAL ROUTE Herpangina
• AEROSOL - Fever, sorethroat and
vesicles in oropharynx,
pain in swallowing
- Self limited
Acute hemorrhagic
conjunctivitis
- Enterovirus70 and Cox
A24
Hepatitis A • Enterovirus 72 • Fecal oral route Symptoms occur 15-50 days Anti HAV IgM
• Common in after exposure (fever,
STREETFOODS and nausea, loss apetite,
SHELLFISH abdominal pain) à jaundice
• Self Limited phase (no symptom)
àrecovery
SINGLE STRANDED, (-) SENSE, ENVELOPED, HELICAL RNA VIRUSES
• Unsegmented genome
PARAMYXOVIRIDAE • RNA dependent RNA polymerase
• Hemaglutinin – attachment
• Neuraminidase
• fusion proteins – fusion of cell to multinucleated giant cell for Ab protection
URTI à retisculoendothelial cells à • Respiratory droplet Incubation: 10-14 days VITAMIN A – reduced
depress cell mediated immunity transmission severity
Measles RUBEOLA transiently à multinucleated GC • Lifelong immunity for px Koplik spot in stensen duct
(WARTHIN FINKELDEY BODIES) à who had the dse of parotid gland à Live attenuated Vaccine
(+) hemaglutinnin and skin by hematogenous spread à maculopapular rash in face, for prevention
fusion protein vasculitis à Rash – CD8 attacking the trunk, ext, palms and soles
measles infected vascular endothelium
Complications:
1. Post infectious
Encephalitis
- Px with inactivated
vaccine and exposed
to wilder strain
2. Pneumonia
– worst
3. SSPE
– virus persist in body
acts as slow virus but
cannot spread
-DAMSON INCLUSION
BODIES
3 Cs
Cough, Coryza,
Conjunctivitis, Koplik spot
Mumps • (+) hemaglutinnin, URT à local replication -> viremia à • Respiratory droplet • Incubation: 18-21 days Saliva, urine and CSF IgM Live attenuated Vaccine
neuraminidase and systemic infection transmission • Bilateral swelling of Ab for prevention
fusion protein 1. Parotid gland • Lifelong immunity for px parotids when drinking
2. Testes, ovaries, PNS and who had the dse citrus juice
CNS, eyes and ears • Self limited within 1 week
3. Pancreas – juvenial diabetes
Complications: orchitis and
meningitis, parotitis,
menningits, pancreatitis
Pleomorphic adenoma –
tumor in parotids
MATERNAL Ab – passes in
placenta and protection for
first 6 months of life
RSV • (+) fusion protein à Plugs in small airways of neonates Humans are natural hosts Bronchiolitis and pneumonia Wheezing in broncholitis Ribavirin
à pneumonia and bronchiolitis à fever, cough , dyspnea, - Same with hepa E
multinucleated GC à
(wheezing) à localized infection in No systemic spread cyanosis
syncytia URT
Severe disease with Febrile rhinitis and
IMMUNOLOGIC CROSS pharyngitis à children
REACTION WITH
MATERNAL AB Common cold à adults
Parainfluenza Virus • (+) hemaglutinnin, • Local disease in upper and lower Humans and animals both CROUP Croup: Steeple sign in xray Croup – racemic epi
neuraminidase and RT affected but animal strains - Inspiratory stridor, cough
fusion protein do not affect humans and hoarseness seal Thumbprint sign - epiglotittis Epiglottitis - ceftriaxone
• No viremic spread bark
• Four types - Subglottic stenosis
Virus 3
- Most common in children
with LRTI
ORTHOMYXOVIRIDAE • 8 segments
• interact with mucus
Influenza Virus • Majot antigens: INFLUENZA A • Respiratory droplet Incubation: 24-48 hr Oseltamivir or Zanamivir
1. hemaglutinin transmission – drug of choice
– attachment Antigenic shift àsudden major change targeting
- target of neutralizing à reassortment à new strain à • Human bites can transmit Clinical presentation neuroaminidase
Ab pandemic virus - Myalgia
2. Neuraminidase - Fever Amantidine or
- release of virus by • Influenza A - Headache rimantidine
breaking sialic acid INFLUENZA B – animal reservoir - pharyngitis – influenza A only
- degrade respi - Aquatic birds or - cough - prevents uncoating of
epithelium Antigenic drift à mutation à waterfowl – common virus – less
epidemics source Complication transmission
• Influenza A - Pigs – mixing bowl - staph pneumonia
– worldwide epidemic - Waterfowl – H1 tp - reye syndrome Yearly vaccine to
(pandemic) H16 and N1 to N9 influenza B during rainy
- Most common - Humans – H1 to H3 season
cause of RTI and N1 to N2
- 16 HA and 9 NA
• Influenza B
• Influenza B – human reservoir
– major outbreak of - Must be included in the
influenza new vaccine for
- No pandemic influenza
- No common antigen with
• Influenza C inf A
– mild RTI
- do not cuase
outbreal
PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS EPIDEMIOLOGY CLINICAL MANIFESTATION LAB DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT
STRUCURE
RHABDOVIRIDAE
- bullet shaped Multiply locally at animal bite à - Animal reservoir: dogs, cats, Incubation: 2-16 weeks Pre-exposure: vaccine
Rabies virus - assembly in cytoplasm sensory neuron à axonal skunks, raccoons and bats Post-exposure: vaccine
- NEGRI BODY transport to CNS - Transmission by animal Incubation period 20-80 days à and Ig
intracytoplasmic eosinophilic bites prodromal period (pain and itch
inclusion - US à skunk in bite) à acute neurologic Rabies vaccine: >4
- Philippines à dogs period (fasciculation, priapism sessions
and convulsion, furious rabies)
à coma due to respi depression Do not bring rabid animal
to ER
Symptoms:
- Confusion
- Lethargy
- Hypersalivation
- laryngospasm,
- hydrophobia (pain in attempt
to swallow h20)
- encephalitis
- aerophobia