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1HPV is a(n):
- ANon-enveloped virus.
- BEnveloped virus.
2Bernardino Rammazini, in italian physician in 1713, discovered that HPV:
- AWas lethal.
- BWas a disease.
- CWas sexually transmitted.
- DWas remarkably similar to influenza.
3HPV is:
- AExtremely common and usually low risk.
- BRare, but frequently lethal.
- CEasy to vaccinate against after it has infected a person.
- DBoth extremely rare and extremely non-lethal.
4HPV positive patients will always have warts.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Cancer due to HPV infection is most commonly:
- ACervical.
- BAnal.
- COral.
- DVaginal.
6It is most effective to be vaccinated for HPV:
- ABefore first sexual contact.
- BAfter your first or second sexual contact.
- CAfter you've been diagnosed with HPV.
- DWhen you become pregnant.
7Cervical cell abnormality caused by HPV, while rare, is likely to develop into cancer if it occurs.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8HPV DNA can be found in approximately ___ of cervical cancer cases.
- A20%.
- B50%.
- C80%.
- D100%.
9HPV infections are usually categorized as:
- ACutaneous or mucosal.
- BInternal or external.
- CLethal or beneficial.
- DBig or small.
10The HPV vaccine 9vHPV protects against strains 16, 18, 45, 31, 33, 52 and 58. If you already have strain 31, you should:
- ANot get the vaccine because it could mutate your strain 31.
- BGet the vaccine because it can still protect you from the other strains.
- CAsk for an alternative vaccine that does not cover strain 31.
- DWait until you're entirely clear of all HPV strains again to get the vaccine.
11HPV types 16 and 18 are:
- AHigh-risk cutaneous infections.
- BLow-risk cutaneous infections.
- CLow-risk mucosal infections.
- DHigh-risk mucosal infections.
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- Test for NATS1670 on HPV.
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- Brianna Murphy
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