Chapter 24: Problem 6
Intravenous administration of acyclovir is most likely to cause a. anaphylactic shock b. renal toxicity c. liver toxicity d. bone marrow suppression e. cardiac arrhythmias
Chapter 24: Problem 6
Intravenous administration of acyclovir is most likely to cause a. anaphylactic shock b. renal toxicity c. liver toxicity d. bone marrow suppression e. cardiac arrhythmias
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Get started for freeEffective vaccines have been developed against which virus a. herpes simplex virus type 1 b. Japanese encephalitis virus c. rabies d. SV40
Which of the following viruses causes encephalitis only in newborn children? a. West Nile virus b. herpes simplex virus type I c. human cytomegalovirus d. varicella virus zoster e. all of the above
Which of the following best describes the mechanism of action of acyclovir? a. inhibition of reverse transcriptase. b. stimulation of viral interferon production c. inhibition of viral DNA polymerase d. inhibition of viral protein synthesis e. inhibition of de nove purine synthesis
Rabies virus contains a. a negative stranded RNA viral genome and humans contract it primarily from being bitten by a domestic dog. b. is only a problem in young children or older adults. c. can be effectively treated with anti-inflammatory agents. d. can only be grown in young mice.
Fill in the blanks _____ is a member of the Flaviviridae and has been spread by mosquitoes in North America.
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