Multiple Matching. Match the virus with its primary target organ orsite of attack. Some viruses may attack more than one organ.influenzaa. brainHIVb. parotid glandc. respiratory tractd. T lymphocytese. kidneyf. spinal cordg. liverh. intestinal tractmumps virus- measles virus- hepatitis A virushantavirus- dengue virusLencephalitis virus- poliovirus-rabies virusi. heartj. eyerubella virus- rotavirus

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Matching. Match the virus with its primary mode of transmission. Some viruses may have more than one mode. a. respiratory droplets b. sexual transmission c. ingestion (oral-fecal) d. arthropod bite influenza HIV mumps virus - measles virus Lhepatitis A virus e. contact with mammals -hantavirus f. fomites - chikungunya virus - poliovirus - rabies virus rubella virus - rotavirus
Multiple Matching. Select all descriptions that fit each type of virus. a. enveloped b. double-stranded RNA c. single-stranded RNA d. genome in segments e. icosahedral capsid f. helical nucleocapsid g. nonenveloped -orthomyxovirus - rhabdovirus - paramyxovirus . reovirus - morbillivirus - poliovirus .retrovirus .hantavirus
Multiple Matching. Match the virus with the disease or condition. (Some viruses may match more than one condition.) a. gingivostomatitis b. condylomata acuminata c. chickenpox d. erythema infectiosum e. fever blisters herpes simplex 1 .variola - polyoma -varicella zoster herpes simplex 2 - adenovirus f. mononucleosis - papilloma LEpstein-Barr -cytomegalovirus - parvovirus - herpesvirus 6 g. smallpox h. genital herpes i. leukoencephalopathy j. roseola k. cancer 1. keratoconjunctivitis
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-coronavirus-spreads-through-the-air-what-we-know-so-far1/ Could someone write an abstract of this article. At least 300 words. Remains consistent in tone and emphases with the report Demonstrates a consistent command of spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar, word usage, and sentence structure Does not need to follow the arrangement, wording, or proportion of the original article Does not include questions, quotations, abbreviations, tables, nor illustrations
Choose all that apply to the Varicella- Zoster virus and infection with VZV A patient experiencing Shingles had a previous Chickenpox outbreak O The patient is generally older A mild immunosuppression event likely triggered reactivation Unlike chickenpox lesions, Zoster lesions are quite painful due to budding of virus from peripheral nerves The VZV infects and replicates in respiratory epithelial cells The VZV causes an initial viremia during the primary lytic infection O The latency period for VZV reactivation is usually days to months
State and explain the virus family and their subfamilies especialliy those that have suffix of "ae".
Describe Coronaviruses (genome, structure) .. describe a Coronavirus replication cycle.
Single Matching. Match each disease in the left column with its vector or vectors in the right column. . leptospirosis Lyme disease - murine typhus - psitticosis relapsing fever - lymphogranuloma venereum cat-scratch dise ase epidemic typhus .Rocky Mountain spotted fever Q fever cholera a. wild animals b. flea c. tick d. birds e. louse f. domestic animals g. none of these anaplasmosis
Varicella and zoster are caused bya. the same virusb. two different strains of VZVc. herpes simplex and herpes zosterd. CMV and VZV
Which virus below shares many characteristics with HHV-1 and HHV-2 and belong to the same virus "family"? O HPV Varicella-Zoster, "chickenpox-shingles" virus O HIV O polio virus home F9
Which is true regarding Herpesviridae? Select all that apply. ( Measles in an example O HSV-1 is an example O Chickenpox is an example O Hepatitis is an example O Genital herpes is an example O HIV is an example
Identify one correct statement re. human papillomavirus in the followings: HPV-6 causes genital wards, the latter will become cancerous All HPV types can transform infected cells There are more than 1 correct answers in the other choices Coinfection with 2 types of low risk HPVs can transform the infected cells High risk HPV types can transform infected cells and are oncogenic

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