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    Pox Viruse Human Herpes Viruses (HSV Papovavi Ruses Adenov Iruses

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    Pox Viruse Human herpes Viruses (HSV

    Papovavi
    ruses
    Adenov
    iruses

    Smallpox
    (variola)
    Molluscum
    contagiosum
    Alpha Beta Gamma (A)Papillomavir
    uses
    (B)Polyomaviru
    se

    (A)HSV1
    (B)HSV2
    VZV EBV
    Chickenpox Shingles
    (A)IM
    (B)ABL
    CMV
    Shape
    brick
    Enveloped
    LinearDS

    Icosahedral,Enveloped,Linear,DS,DNA Icosahedral,Naked,DS,DNA
    t
    r
    a
    n
    s
    i
    t
    i
    o
    n

    Direct&
    Indirect
    contact(
    barbers+
    commonuse
    oftowels)
    (A)*Contact(
    kissing,glass)
    *Upperpart(
    head,throat,chest)
    (B)*Sexual
    *Lowerpart
    (genitals)

    Respiratory
    (dplet/
    contact
    Exogenous
    Recurrent
    Endogeno
    us
    Saliva+latentinB
    lymphocytes
    Orally,sexually,
    congenitally&blood
    transfusion
    Closecontact dplet,
    contact,
    oralfecal
    P
    a
    t
    h
    o
    g
    e
    n
    e
    s
    i
    s

    Characteris
    ticskinrash
    Lesions:
    small,pink,
    wartlike
    tumorson
    theface,
    arms,back&
    buttocks
    (A)Painfululcers:
    *gingivostomatitis
    *Herpeslabialis
    *Herpeswhitlow
    *Keratoconjunctivit
    is
    *Herpeticeczema
    *Encephalitis
    (B)Painfululcers+
    fever&
    lymphadenopathy
    Lesions:
    Itchy
    vesicular
    rashin
    trunkthen
    limbs,face
    aswellas
    scalp
    Lesions:
    Painful
    vesiclesin
    groups,
    usually
    unilateral,
    insensory
    nerves,
    ganglia
    Reactivatin:
    *pharyngitis
    *gross
    enlargementof
    tonsils
    *lymphadenopathy
    *fever
    *malaise
    (civilwar)
    (B)Bcell
    lymphomaofthe
    jaw&face
    *Normally:
    Asymptomatic
    *congenital:
    microcephaly,
    hepatosplenomegaly,
    mentalretardness
    *Activation:
    Pneumonia,
    disseminateddisease
    (hepatitis,
    encephalitis)

    (A)*Infectsthe
    epithelialcells
    resultingin
    benignwartsin
    hand,foot,
    head&neckor
    anogenital
    *cervical
    carcenoma
    (B)Rarelycause
    inf.inkidneys
    orlungsin
    immunocompr
    omisedpersons
    *Acute
    pharyngitis
    and
    pneumonia.
    *Pharyngoc
    onjunctivitis
    *Conjunctivi
    tisor
    keratoconju
    nctivitis.
    *Acute
    hemorrhagi
    ccystitisin
    children.
    *Gastroente
    ritis
    Lab
    Diagnosis

    Tzancktest
    Tissueculture
    Det.OfIgM
    Tzancktest
    Tissueculture
    1)DNAprobe(sp)
    2)PaulBunnel
    (non)
    3)Atypical
    lymphocytes(non)
    1)DNAprobe(sp)
    2)Det.Ofcytomegalic
    cells
    3)inspecificAbtiter>4
    4)Culture
    Treatment
    (A)*Idoxuridine,
    vidarabine&
    acyclovirointments
    Contracortisone
    Calamine
    orcrystal
    violet
    Acyclovir
    (systemic)

    Ganciclovir(resistant)
    Warts're
    treated
    surgically
    M.Hisham

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