UAMS IMMUNOLOGY EXAM 5 REVIEW VIROLOGY
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
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1. Virus
Answer:
Submicroscopic particles; obligate intracellular parasites that require living cells to replicate
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2. Genome
Answer:
Either RNA or DNA
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3. Capsid
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protein shell that encloses the viral genome
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4. Capsomere
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subunit of the capsid
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5. Neucleocapsid
Answer:
capsid with enclosed genome
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6. Viral envelope
Answer:
A membrane that cloaks the capsid that in turn encloses a viral genome.
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7. Virion
Answer:
a fully formed virus that is able to establish an infection in a host cell
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8. Viral infection mechanism
Answer:
Attachment > Penetration > Uncoating > Transcription > Translation > Assembly > Budding > release
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9. Classification of viruses
Answer:
Type of nucleic acid and configuration; viral replication, virion
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10. Virus major routes into the body
Answer:
Mucous membranes, skin, inhalation
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11. Laboratory detection of viruses
Answer:
serology, electron microscopy, cytology, antigen detection, cell culture, and molecular testing
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12. Viral serology
Answer:
detection of patient antibodies to the virus. IgM tests detect recent infections
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13. Viral electron microscopy
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-Viruses are sufficiently unique in a structure that they can be differentiated into families as genes
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14. viral cytology
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Tznack prep; FIA
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15. Tznack Prep
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Host cells are stained with dyes and observed for characteristic morphology
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16. FIA
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Staining is more sensitive that dye based staining
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17. Viral antigen detection
Answer:
Immunofluorescence; enzyme immunoassay, latex agglutination, and rapid immunochromatographic
membrane assay
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Virus
Answer:
Submicroscopic particles; obligate intracellular parasites that require living cells to replicate
Question:
2. Genome
Answer:
Either RNA or DNA
Question:
3. Capsid
Answer:
protein shell that encloses the viral genome
Question:
4. Capsomere
Answer:
subunit of the capsid
Question:
5. Neucleocapsid
Answer:
capsid with enclosed genome
Question:
6. Viral envelope
Answer:
A membrane that cloaks the capsid that in turn encloses a viral genome.
Question:
7. Virion
Answer:
a fully formed virus that is able to establish an infection in a host cell
Question:
8. Viral infection mechanism
Answer:
Attachment > Penetration > Uncoating > Transcription > Translation > Assembly > Budding > release
, Question:
9. Classification of viruses
Answer:
Type of nucleic acid and configuration; viral replication, virion
Question:
10. Virus major routes into the body
Answer:
Mucous membranes, skin, inhalation
Question:
11. Laboratory detection of viruses
Answer:
serology, electron microscopy, cytology, antigen detection, cell culture, and molecular testing
Question:
12. Viral serology
Answer:
detection of patient antibodies to the virus. IgM tests detect recent infections
Question:
13. Viral electron microscopy
Answer:
-Viruses are sufficiently unique in a structure that they can be differentiated into families as genes
Question:
14. viral cytology
Answer:
Tznack prep; FIA
Question:
15. Tznack Prep
Answer:
Host cells are stained with dyes and observed for characteristic morphology
Question:
16. FIA
Answer:
Staining is more sensitive that dye based staining
Question:
17. Viral antigen detection
Answer:
Immunofluorescence; enzyme immunoassay, latex agglutination, and rapid immunochromatographic
membrane assay