Sifat Pneumotropik
Mutasi Pneumonia
Br. pneumonia
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VIRUS INFLUENZAE
Patogenesis
• Is aquired by respiratory route upper
respiratory tract.
• Virus multiplies in the epithe;ium destroys
cilia transient viremia – production
interferon severe malaise.
• If infection of the lower resp. tract
pneumonia – toxaemia – high mortality
• Strain of S.aureus cleaved HA (HA1 and
HA2) enhances infectivity some strain of
influenza
VIRUS INFLUENZAE
Gejala Klinik
1. Isolasi
* BP : Apus / Air cucian tenggorok
* 1-3 hari sebelum / setelah gejala
* Intranasal pada Ferret ---> Gejala
= Manusia
* Intra Amnion Telur berembryo
2. Serologis : * HI
* CFT
VIRUS INFLUENZAE
Epidemiologi
Sporadis
Endemis
Pandemis
Wabah terjadi secara periodik
Tipe A : 2 - 3 tahun
Tipe B : 3 - 6 bulan
1. Bertambahnya orang yang peka (kelahiran)
2. Berkurangnya orang yang kebal (kematian)
3. Bertambahnya orang yang klinis sembuh,
tetapi masih mengandung vir.Influenzae
sepanjang tahun (taa gejala)
Mutasi
VIRUS INFLUENZAE
Pencegahan Vaksinasi
Pencegahan Vaksinasi
* Hanya mencegah virus tidak menjalar
ke Saluran napas bawah
* Kekebalan Lama kekebalan belum
diketahui
* Vaksinasi dikatakan berhasil :
- Belum mengadakan wabah di
negara yang bersangkutan
- Belum masuk ke negara
bersangkutan
VIRUS INFLUENZAE
Pencegahan Vaksinasi
Coxsackievirus
Picornaviridae
Characteristic : see table
Replication cytoplasm
CPE : Virus crystallization in
cytoplasm
To cause infected-host cell death
Specimen from : respiratory tract.,
gastro intestinal tract., & blood.
Viral growth on cell-culture :
human kidney cell, monkey, and
Hela cell.
Virus characteristic :
- Inactive by heating at 55°C, 30 min. &
chlorine 0.01ppm, formaline & UV.
- Stable by added 1 mol/dl Mg2+.
- Can be found in milk, ice cream
pasteurization.
- Based on antigenic differentiated in 3 type
:
Type I = Brunhilde the most virulent
Type II = Lansing
Type III = Leon
• The disease can be mild illness, aseptic
meningitis to flaccid paralysis
Infection characteristic:
- Incubation period 1-2 weeks (sometime 5-6 week)
- Kind of infections :
1. Inapparent infection :
- Clinical sign (-).
- Virus can be isolated from feces.
- increased antibody titter.
2. Minor Illness : = poliomyelitis abortive
- Pharyngitis, fever; + diarrhea, + headache.
- Virus isolation : throat swab & feces.
3. Major Illness :
- Non paralytic poliomyelitis
- Paralytic poliomyelitis
- Clinical appearance biphasic Dromedaris
fever.
*Diagnosis :
a. LCS examination
b. isolation : throat swab at initial of
infection and feces at late phase
c. serologic : Nt & Cf tests
– Varicella (chickenpox) :
a mild, highly contagious disease
chiefly in children
characterized clinically by a
generalized vesicular eruption of
the skin & mucous membranes
– The disease may be severe in adults &
immunocompromised children
VARICELLA-ZOSTER VIRUS (VZV)
Zoster (shingles)
a sporadic, incapacitating disease
of adults or immunocompromised
individuals
characterized by rash limited to
distribution to the skin innervated
by a single sensory ganglion
lesions similar to those of
varicella
VARICELLA-ZOSTER VIRUS (VZV)
PROPERTIES OF VIRUSES
skin
VARICELLA-ZOSTER VIRUS (VZV)
Zoster
skin lesion histopathologicaly
identical to varicella
acute inflammation of the sensory
nerve & ganglia
often only a single ganglion may be
involved
as a rule the distribution of lesions
in the skin corresponds closely to
the areas of innervation from an
individual dorsal root ganglion
VARICELLA-ZOSTER VIRUS (VZV)
Varicella Herpes Zoster
VARICELLA-ZOSTER VIRUS (VZV)
IMMUNITY
Laboratory diagnosis