Module 20

Question 1

An acute, generalized viral infection with fever and skin rash vesicles

Answer 1

Chickenpox

Question 2

Another name for chickenpox

Answer 2

Varicella

Question 3

A severe encephalomyelitis with liver damage

Answer 3

Reye’s syndrome

Question 4

Shingles is also known as

Answer 4

Herpes zoster

Question 5

The reactivation of the varicella virus

Answer 5

Shingles / herpes zoster

Question 6

It involves inflammatory of sensory ganglia, producing fluid filled blisters, pain, parenthesia

Answer 6

Shingles

Question 7

Numbness and tingling

Answer 7

Paresthesia

Question 8

Shingles usually occur after age ______

Answer 8

50 yrs old

Question 9

Chickenpox and shingles are caused by

Answer 9

Varicella Zoster Virus

Question 10

What herpes virus is chicken pox

Answer 10

HSV 3 - VZV

Question 11

A mild, febrile disease; a fine, pinkish, flat rashes begins 1 or 2 days

Answer 11

German measles

Question 12

Another name for german measles

Answer 12

Rubella

Question 13

Another name for Measles

Answer 13

Hard Measles ; Rubeola

Question 14

Which is milder, german measles, (rubella) or hard measles (rubeola)

Answer 14

Rubella

Question 15

An acute, highly communicable viral disease with fever, conjunctivitis, photosensitivity, Kopliks spots in the mouth

Answer 15

Measles (Hard Measles; Rubeola)

Question 16

Small red spots, a whitish bluish white speck when observed under a strong light

Answer 16

Koplik spots

Question 17

Measles begins on the face between days ____ to _____ days and then become generalized

Answer 17

3-7 days

Question 18

These virus can cause keratoconjunctivitis

Answer 18

HSV
VZV

Question 19

A sudden onset with redness, swelling, and pain in one or both eyes

Answer 19

Hemorrhagic conjunctivitis

Question 20

Hemorrhagic conjunctivitis is caused by

Answer 20

Adenoviruses
Enteroviruses

Question 21

This may be associated with poorly chlorinated swimming pools

Answer 21

Adenovirus transmission

Question 22

What are the viral infections of the skin

Answer 22

Chickenpox and shingles
German Measles
Measles

Question 23

What are the viral infections of the eyes

Answer 23

Adenoviral Conjunctivitis and Keratoconjunctivitis
Hemorrhagic Conjunctivitis

Question 24

Viral infection of the lining of the nose, sinuses, throat, and large airways

Answer 24

Common cold

Question 25

Profuse discharge of the nostrils

Answer 25

Coryza

Question 26

The common cold usually occurs in ??

Answer 26

Fall
Winter
Spring

Question 27

Another name for common cold

Answer 27

Acute viral rhinitis
Acute coryza

Question 28

Acute viral disease characterized by fever, myalgias, gi complaints, hypotension etc.

Answer 28

Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome

Question 29

The virus with no name

Answer 29

Sin Nombre Virus

Question 30

The virus with no name

Answer 30

Sin Nombre Virus

Question 31

This was the cause of the epidemic that occurred in the Four Corners area of the United States

Answer 31

Sin Nombre Virus

Question 32

Acute, viral respiratory infection with fever, chills, headache, aches and pains throughout the body

Answer 32

Influenza / Flu

Question 33

It is also known as 24 hour flu; caused by viruses other than influenza virus

Answer 33

Stomach flu

Question 34

Influenza is caused by viruses types ______

Answer 34

Type A , B, C

Question 35

Another name for bird flu

Answer 35

Avian Influenza

Question 36

Primarily a disease of birds, but can cause human disease

Answer 36

Avian Influenza/ Bird Flu

Question 37

The most virulent stain of Avian Influenza / Bird Flu

Answer 37

H5N1

Question 38

When was SARS first reported in Asia

Answer 38

February 2003

Question 39

SARS is caused by??

Answer 39

SARS-COV

Question 40

Superficial clear vesicles on an erythematous (reddened) base, which may appear on the face or lips

Answer 40

Cold sores

Question 41

Another name for cold sores

Answer 41

Fever Blisters
Herpes Labialis

Question 42

What is the virus that causes cold sores

Answer 42

HSV 1