Micro Question

[missiondds]

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Atypical Lymphocytes Are Present In All Except:

Ebv-infectious Mononucleosis
Viral Hepatitis
Rubella
Roesola
Rubeola
Mumps
Toxoplasmosis

 

[praveena bhat]

Atypical Lymphocytes Are Present In All Except:

Ebv-infectious Mononucleosis
Viral Hepatitis
Rubella
Roesola
Rubeola
Mumps
Toxoplasmosis

I would pick viral hepatitis as on hepatitis a and b shows atypical lymphocytes
correct me if wrong

 

[vcd]

Atypical Lymphocytes Are Present In All Except:

Ebv-infectious Mononucleosis
Viral Hepatitis
Rubella
Roesola
Rubeola
Mumps
Toxoplasmosis

- coze lymphocytosis is associated with some viral infections.
-and toxoplasmosis is the parasitic disease so eosinophilia is associated with parasitic infection.

 

[praveena bhat]

cud someone tell me what is the culture media for chlamydia

 

[Sinatra Frank]

- coze lymphocytosis is associated with some viral infections.
-and toxoplasmosis is the parasitic disease so eosinophilia is associated with parasitic infection.[/quote


answer is EBV

The question is asking about atypical morphlogy of lymphctes.
this is only seen in Mononucleosis..where there is a monoclonal prolifiration of B-cells.

 

[praveena bhat]

- coze lymphocytosis is associated with some viral infections.
-and toxoplasmosis is the parasitic disease so eosinophilia is associated with parasitic infection.[/quote


answer is EBV

The question is asking about atypical morphlogy of lymphctes.
this is only seen in Mononucleosis..where there is a monoclonal prolifiration of B-cells.

the q says atypical lymphocytes are seen in all EXCEPT
but according to my lit they are seen in all listed diseases
I agree they are seen to a greater extent in mononucleosis

 

[vcd]

- coze lymphocytosis is associated with some viral infections.
-and toxoplasmosis is the parasitic disease so eosinophilia is associated with parasitic infection.[/quote


answer is EBV

The question is asking about atypical morphlogy of lymphctes.
this is only seen in Mononucleosis..where there is a monoclonal prolifiration of B-cells.

according the question i have ansered

 

[Sinatra Frank]

according the question i have ansered

sorry i've miss read it..i appologize 🙂

 

[missiondds]

Atypical Lymphocytes Are Present In All Except:

Ebv-infectious Mononucleosis
Viral Hepatitis
Rubella
Roesola
Rubeola
Mumps
Toxoplasmosis

the answer is rubeola or measles.
atypical lymphocytes are pathgonomic for ebv. they can aslo be seen is rubella/toxoplasmosis/viral hepatitis/roseola/mumps

ALSO SEEN IN CMV ASSOCIATED MONONUCLEOSIS LIKE SYNDROME

 

[vcd]

sorry i've miss read it..i appologize 🙂

its ok thats fine. 🙂

 

[vcd]

Atypical Lymphocytes Are Present In All Except:

Ebv-infectious Mononucleosis
Viral Hepatitis
Rubella
Roesola
Rubeola
Mumps
Toxoplasmosis

atypical lyphocytes are seen,20 % or greater in EBV,CMV,HHV6(roseola)
5%to 10% in mumps,measels,rubella,viral hepatitis
less than 5% in malaria,toxoplasmosis,babesiosis
so,i think the answer should be toxoplasmosis.

 

[ronu24]

atypical lyphocytes are seen,20 % or greater in EBV,CMV,HHV6(roseola)
5%to 10% in mumps,measels,rubella,viral hepatitis
less than 5% in malaria,toxoplasmosis,babesiosis
so,i think the answer should be toxoplasmosis.

i agre with VCD

 

[missiondds]

atypical lyphocytes are seen,20 % or greater in EBV,CMV,HHV6(roseola)
5%to 10% in mumps,measels,rubella,viral hepatitis
less than 5% in malaria,toxoplasmosis,babesiosis
so,i think the answer should be toxoplasmosis.

firstly,
Pls mention the source of your information.... i am reading this question from pretestquestions whivh has mentionend that except measeles all other conditions listed above cause atypical antibodies.CERTAINLY TOXOPLASMOSIS CAUSES MONONEUCLOSIS LIKE CONDITION(READ FROM OTHER SOURCE). SO I M PRETTY SURE THE ANSWER IS MEASLES(RUBEOLA) WHICH DOESNT CAUSE ATYPICAL LYMPHOTCYTES.

 

[kiran87]

Yes,I agree with missiondds.
TOXOPLASMA CAUSES INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS(Given in Kaplan usmle notes-Clinical infectious disease -Change in Blood cells Chart)

 

[maybepsych]

Is it really important to know which RNA viruses are pos. vs. neg. stranded?

If it is important does anyone have a good way to remember it?

Thanks.