Defining Symptoms & Incubation time

Question 1

10-14 days incubation, syncytia & Koplik spots

Answer 1

Measles

Question 2

4-5 days incubation, Upper respiratory tract infection

Answer 2

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)

Question 3

10-21 day incubation, Rash on scalp, face and trunk

Answer 3

VZV (Chickenpox)

Question 4

Limb/respiratory paralysis (CNS infects)

Answer 4

Polio

Question 5

2 day incubation, Fever, vomiting, diarrhea

Answer 5

Rotavirus

Question 6

15-40 day incubation, Jaundice, elevated ALT levels (Transmission: Fecal-oral, Sexual, Parenteral)

Answer 6

Hep A

Question 7

60-180 day incubation, Jaundice, elevated ALT levels *Long term Sequelae (Transmission: Sexual, vertical, Parenteral)

Answer 7

Hep B

Question 8

60-120 day incubation, Jaundice, elevated ALT levels, *CHRONIC *Long term sequelae

Answer 8

Hep C

Question 9

60-180 day Incubation, Jaundice, elevates ALT levels, *Needs Hep B infection first….

Answer 9

Hep D

Question 10

21-24 day incubation, Jaundice, elevated ALT levels

Answer 10

Hep E

Question 11

4-10 day incubation, *Can lead to encephalitic disease, Convolutions coma, fever, vomiting

Answer 11

(EEE) and VEE)

Question 12

2-14 day incubation, Headache, fever & fatigue 20% of the time (80% asymptomatic) CNS: encephalitis, flaccid paralysis, tremors

Answer 12

West Nile

Question 13

3-9 month incubation, Dementia, excessive salvation, Hydrophobia, coma, death…

Answer 13

Rabies

Question 14

Incubation time varies, *Reverse transcription is hallmark

Answer 14

Retrovirus

Question 15

30-50 year incubation, Tumors & immunosuppression…

Answer 15

HTLV (ATLL)

Question 16

3 year Incubation, Bladder issues, lower back and leg pain, ED (in men)

Answer 16

HTLV (HAM/TSP)

Question 17

6 month-25yr Incubation, Immunosuppression, body wasting, opportunistic secondary infections…

Answer 17

HIV (1 & 2)

Question 18

1-4 day incubation, Flu-like symptoms, loss of energy, secondary pneumonia, Reye syndrome, Otisis Media.

Answer 18

Influenza

Question 19

Same symptoms plus ARD….

Answer 19

Adenovirus

Question 20

1-4 day incubation, Red nose, BV dilation, nasal discharge…

Answer 20

Rhinovirus

Question 21

2-14 day incubation, Flu-like with localized lesions…

Answer 21

HSV-1 (Waist up) & HSV-2 (Waist down)

Question 22

Carcinomas, Burkett’s/Hodgkin’s lymphomas

Answer 22

Epstein-Barr virus

Question 23

several month incubation, Warts, respiratory paplillomatosis, oncogenesis.

Answer 23

Human papillomavirus

Question 24

TC-83 vaccine for?

Answer 24

EEE & VEE

Question 25

MMR vaccine for?

Answer 25

Measles

Question 26

Silk/Sabin vaccine for?

Answer 26

Polio

Question 27

Has a vaccine for infants...

Answer 27

Rotavirus

Question 28

Guardasil vaccine for what?

Answer 28

Human Papilloma Virus

Question 29

Which Hepatitis viruses cause Long term sequelae?

Answer 29

B & C

Question 30

Which type of influenza is the only one to have an animal carrier?

Answer 30

Type A

Question 31

Flaccid paralysis within 12-36 hours, double vision, trouble swallowing...........

Answer 31

Botulism

Question 32

Trismus, Tonic seizures, paralysis of chest muscles *DPT vaccine!

Answer 32

Tetanus