The document is a microbiology study guide about arboviruses for a class of medical students. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of the characteristics and examples of arboviruses. Key points covered include that arboviruses are arthropod-borne viruses that can cause human disease, have the ability to initiate viremia in vertebrate hosts and persistent infection in insect vectors, and examples include yellow fever virus, dengue virus, and viruses that cause eastern equine encephalitis.
The document is a microbiology study guide about arboviruses for a class of medical students. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of the characteristics and examples of arboviruses. Key points covered include that arboviruses are arthropod-borne viruses that can cause human disease, have the ability to initiate viremia in vertebrate hosts and persistent infection in insect vectors, and examples include yellow fever virus, dengue virus, and viruses that cause eastern equine encephalitis.
The document is a microbiology study guide about arboviruses for a class of medical students. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of the characteristics and examples of arboviruses. Key points covered include that arboviruses are arthropod-borne viruses that can cause human disease, have the ability to initiate viremia in vertebrate hosts and persistent infection in insect vectors, and examples include yellow fever virus, dengue virus, and viruses that cause eastern equine encephalitis.
The document is a microbiology study guide about arboviruses for a class of medical students. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of the characteristics and examples of arboviruses. Key points covered include that arboviruses are arthropod-borne viruses that can cause human disease, have the ability to initiate viremia in vertebrate hosts and persistent infection in insect vectors, and examples include yellow fever virus, dengue virus, and viruses that cause eastern equine encephalitis.
1. Both arthropod-borne and can cause human disease
a. Rubivirus c. both A & B are correct Both A & B are wrong b. Arterivirus d. both A & B are wrong 2. Characteristic/s of Arboviruses a. initiate a sufficient viremia in vertebrate host c. both A & B are correct Both A & B are b. initiate a persistent infection in the salivary glands of correct d. both A & B are wrong invertebrate host 3. Icosahedral nucleocapsid Both A & B are a. Picornavirus c. both A & B are correct correct b. Alphavirus d. both A & B are wrong 4. Flaviviruses Both A & B are a. genome encodes early and late proteins c. both A & B are correct wrong b. bud at the plasma membrane d. both A & B are wrong 5. Example/s of vertebrate host/s Both A & B are a. horses c. both A & B are correct correct b. rodents d. both A & B are wrong 6. Primary viremia Symptoms occur as a. symptoms occur as early as 3 days c. both A & B are correct early as 3 days b. hepatitis manifests d. both A & B are wrong 7. EEE, VEE, WEE a. mostly low-grade diseases c. both A & B are correct Mostly low-grade b. paralysis often develops after resolution of diseases d. both A & B are wrong encephalitis 8. Dengue Immune a. has 2 serotypes c. both A & B are correct enhancement may b. immune enhancement may happen d. both A & B are wrong happen 9. Black vomit a. Yellow Fever virus c. both A & B are correct Yellow Fever virus b. Japanese B encephalitis virus d. both A & B are wrong 10. True of Rubella a. highest risk of congenital form is when Heterologous maternal infection occurs after 20th week of c. both A & B are correct interference gestation occurs with b. heterologous interference occurs with Picornavirus d. both A & B are wrong Picornavirus