virus movement in blood

Hi
I really don't know if this is the right place to ask this question.
But I'm going to ask it anyway :-)

I need to know the answers of the following questions:
1- is viruses "like flu virus" can be seen through microscope in blood
sample?
2- do different viruses have different movement ,speed or direction? In
other words, can I know the virus A is different from virus B based on
its movement in blood?
3- is there a site that provide videos that show viruses , or any other
parasite, in blood sample?

Thanks for your time and help

.

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