Mumps Flashcards

1
Q

incubation period

A

14-25 days

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2
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how long does it usually last?

A

1 week

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3
Q

% protection from MMR vaccine

A

80

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4
Q

prodrome symptoms

A

flu-like = fever, muscle aches, lethargy, headache, ,dry mouth, reduced appetite

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5
Q

what happens a few days after prodromal symptoms?

A

parotid swelling

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6
Q

parotid swelling

A

unilateral or bilateral

associated pain

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7
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complication symptoms

A

pancreatitis - abdo pain
testicular pain - orchitis
confusion, neck stiffness and headache - meningitis/encephalitis

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8
Q

diagnosis

A

PCR testing on saliva swab

blood/saliva antibodies

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9
Q

is mumps a notifiable disease?

A

yes

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10
Q

management

A

fluids, rest, analgesia

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11
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Who is primarily affected?

A

age 5-14, both sexes equal

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12
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transmission

A

airborne droplets
direct contact with saliva/resp secretions
contaminated fomites

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13
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MMR vaccine schedule

A

12-15 months

4-6 years

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