FMS 3 Quiz 3

Which of the following exanthematous diseases is INCORRECTLY matched with it's cause?

Congenital Mumps infection may be associated with what heart disease?

Which of the following viral infections is characterized by cough, coryza, conjunctivitis, and Koplik spots that begin on the face?

The term "Blueberry muffin spots" describes what syndrome that can cause permanent deafness, cataracts, or even diabetes?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding Parvovirus B19?

Causes erythema infectiosum

It is spread via respiratory pathway

Characterized by "slapped cheek" rash

Prevented with live virus vaccine

Confers lifelong immunity

Transmissible until the rash appears

Which of the following comparisons between chickenpox and smallpox is TRUE?

Smallpox shows more pocks on the body, while chickenpox are on the arms/legs

Death in chickenpox is more common than smallpox

Chickenpox shows pocks in different stages, smallpox pocks are in the same stage

Both can be treated with acyclovir

Chickenpox develops slowly, while smallpox develops rapidly

Which of the following is NOT a clinical syndrome caused by HSV 1,2?

A clinical triad of fever, lymphadenopathy, and pharyngitis characterizes what syndrome?

Strep throat

Infectious mononucleosis

Exanthem subitum

Kaposi's Sarcoma

Which of the following regarding HHV6 (Roseola) is true?

Rash appears after fever subsides

Causes exanthem subitum

Is related to febrile seizures in children

Confers lifelong transmissibility

All of the above are true

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of viruses?

Nucleoproteinic Entities

Small size

Obligatory intracellular pathogens

Genome is either RNA or DNA

What are the two fundamental principles of virion structure?

Self assembly & Symmetry

Symmetry & Subunit Composition

Subunit Composition & Icosahedron formation

Self Assembly & Subunit Composition

Which is the correct order of increasing organization of virion components?

Protein subunit -> capsid -> capsomer -> protomer

Capsid -> capsomer -> protomer -> protein subunit

Protein subunit -> protomer -> capsomer -> capsid

Protein subunit -> capsomer -> protomer -> capsid

What is the correct order of the viral life cycle, and which stage is the hallmark of viral infection?

Adsorption, uncoating, penetration, maturation ; Eclipse

Adsorption, penetration, release, maturation; Uncoating

Penetration, uncoating, maturation, eclipse, release ; Uncoating

Adsorption, penetration, eclipse, maturation, release ; Eclipse

Adsorption, eclipse, maturation, release, uncoating ; Uncoating

What is the most common route of viral entry into a host?

Skin

Respiratory Tract

Urogenital Tract

Alimentary Trat

Which virus is INCORRECTLY matched with it's route of shedding?

What is the term for an abnormality in both differentiation and maturation, and is partially reversible?

Two key differences between dysplasia and neoplasia are that dysplasia is ______________, and neoplasia shows__________.

Irreversible; invasiveness

Irreversible; non-invasiveness

Reversible; invasiveness

Reversible; non-invasiveness

Which of the following is NOT a method of classifying benign or malignant neoplasms?

A ___________ neoplasm has no resemblance to normal tissue and is very poorly differentiated.

Malignant

Benign

Metastatic

Anaplastic

What type of totipotent cell neoplasm has recognizable elements from all 3 germ layers?

Teratoma

Carcinoma

Seminoma

Choriocarcinoma

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