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Is an envelope virus that has a spherical capsid Correct Answer-Influenza Virus (Flu) The makeup of the capsid of this disease is an Antigenic Glycoproteins, neuraminidase (N), and Hemagglutinin (H) Correct Answer-Influenza Virus (Flu) The makeup of the capsid of an Influenza Virus is... (3) ...

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[MT 6312 LEC] Unit 6: Viral Infections questions with
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Is an envelope virus that has a spherical capsid Correct Answer-
Influenza Virus (Flu)


The makeup of the capsid of this disease is an Antigenic Glycoproteins,
neuraminidase (N), and Hemagglutinin (H) Correct Answer-Influenza
Virus (Flu)


The makeup of the capsid of an Influenza Virus is... (3) Correct
Answer-- Antigenic Glycoproteins
- neuraminidase (N)
- Hemagglutinin (H)


Influenza Virus is an _________ Virus. Correct Answer-RNA


What are the three types of influenza virus? Correct Answer-Influenza
A, B, C


Determine the type of Influenza Virus described:


not classified into subtypes but broken down to lineages: B/Yamagata &
B/Victoria Correct Answer-Influenza B

,Influenza B is not classified into subtypes but can be broken down to
lineages. What are those? (2) Correct Answer-B/Yamagata & B/Victoria


Determine the type of Influenza Virus described:


most stable with low pathogenicity (subclinical infection) Correct
Answer-Influenza C


Determine the type of Influenza Virus described:


is the least stable with antigenic drift & antigenic shift of the H and N
antigens producing new strains responsible for epidemics Correct
Answer-Influenza A


Determine the type of Influenza Virus described:


Classified into subtypes based on combinations of Hemagglutinin (HA)
and Neuraminidase (NA) Correct Answer-Influenza A


Influenza A can be classified into subtypes based on combinations of...
(2) Correct Answer-Hemagglutinin (HA) and Neuraminidase (NA)


What are the Influenza A currently circulating in humans? (2) Correct
Answer-A(H1N1) & A(H3N2)

,The name of Influenza A strains are based on...


A(H1N1) Correct Answer-the site of isolation, culture number, and year


Coming from the strains of two or more different viruses and they
combine to form another subtype Correct Answer-Antigenic Shift


The newly formed subtype would have a mixture of the different surface
antigens or glycogenic proteins Correct Answer-Antigenic Shift


Mutation in the genes of the influenza virus Correct Answer-Antigenic
Drift


It could lead to changes in the surface antigens-hemagglutinin and
neuraminidase Correct Answer-Antigenic Drift


Antigenic Drift could lead to changes in... (2) Correct Answer-antigens-
hemagglutinin and neuraminidase


What disease is described below:


Characterized by:
○ a sudden onset of fever
○ dry cough
○ Headache

, ○ muscle and joint pain
○ severe malaise (feeling unwell)
○ sore throat
○ a runny nose (upper respiratory symptoms) Correct Answer-Influenza
Virus


Uncomplicated illness of the Influenza virus lasts about how many days?
Correct Answer-5 days


True or False: Influenza Virus can be severe or secondary infection
(pneumonia sequalae) can ensue which is the main cause of mortality
especially in people highly at risk. Correct Answer-True


Influenza Virus can be a secondary infection of what disease? Correct
Answer-Pneumonia sequalae


Who are the people most at risk for Influenza virus? Correct Answer-○
young children < 5 (very young)
○ elderly > 65 (very old)
○ pregnant women
○ individuals with chronic medical conditions
○ Individuals with immunosuppressive conditions
○ health-care workers

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