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Chapter 29, test 4
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1What is the prodromal period?
- Atime between invasion of pathogen and clinical symptoms
- Binanimate object that absorbs/transmits infection
- Cinsect/animal that carries/spreads disease
- Dinitial stage of disease; interval between earliest symptoms and appearance of a typical rash or fever---person is infected and contagious
2What is a vector?
- Ainsect/animal that carries/spreads disease
- Binanimate object that absorbs/transmits infection
- Corganism that causes disease
- Dworldwide spread of disease
3What is a fomite?
- Aorganism that causes disease
- Binsect/animal that carries/spreads disease
- Cinanimate object that absorbs/transmits infection
- Dworldwide spread of disease
4What is the incubation period for varicella?
- A13-17 days
- B10 days average
- C18 days average
- D25 days average
5How long is the contagious period for varicella?
- A1-3 weeks
- B4 days before to 5 days after rash appears
- Cup to 6 days after the rash appears
- Duntil rash fades (5 days)
6A patient comes in with a mild fever followed by macules, papules, vesicles, pustules, and scabs all present during the visit. What does this patient most likely have?
- Avaricella
- Bhepatits A
- CMeasles
- Dlyme disease
7A patient comes in with a bright red cheek, what do they most likely have?
- Agerman measles
- Blyme disease
- Cvaricella
- D5th disease
8Incubation period for measles
- A13-17 days
- B18 days average
- C10 days average
- D25 days average
9what is the contagious period for measles?
- Auntil rash fades
- B4 days before to 5 days after rash appears
- C6 days after rash appears
- Dnever contagious
10what is the incubation period for german measles?
- A18 days average
- B10 days average
- C25 days average
- D13-17 days
11contagious period for german measles
- Auntil rash fades
- B4 days before to 5 days after rash appears
- C6 days after rash appears
- D10 days after rash appears
12what are opportunistic infections?
- Aantibodies obtained in immune serums from animals/humans; acts immediately by making antibodies available-- but, it does not stimulate body to produce its own antibodies
- Bcaused by organisms normally found in the body that an immune suppressed individual cannot fight
- Ccaused by organisms normally found in the environments that an immune suppressed individual cannot fight
- Dinfection caused by host cells
13Natural immunity is an immunity acquired due to having the disease or through vaccines or immune serums
- ATrue
- BFalse
14acquired immunity is acquired due to having the disease or through vaccines or immune serums
- ATrue
- BFalse
15acquired active immunity are antibodies obtained in immune serums from animals/humans; acts immediately by making antibodies available-- but, it does not stimulate the body to produce its own antibodies--can last up to 6 months
- ATrue
- BFalse
16acquired passive immunity are antibodies obtained in immune serums from animals/humans; acts immediately by making antibodies available-- but, it does not stimulate body to produce its own antibodies-- can last up to 6 months
- ATrue
- BFalse
17what is a papule?
- Acircular reddened area
- Belevated circular reddened area
- Ccircular reddened area, elevated, fluid filled
- Dcircular reddened area, elevated, contains pus
18what describes a lesion or symptom associated with a specific illness?
- Aerythema
- Bpapule
- Cscab
- Dpathognomonic
19If you are receiving an IPV, MMR, or varicella shot what do you have to inform your doctor that you are allergic to?
- Abakers yeast
- Bgelatin/eggs
- Ceggs
- Dneomycin
20If you are allergic to gelatin/eggs what should you not receive?
- AIPV, MMR, and varicella
- BMMR and varicella
- Caluminum hydroxide
- Deggs
21which two vaccines give inaccurate results if TB test is given within 6 weeks?
- AHep A
- BMMR
- CIPV
- Dvaricella
22When do you give Comax for a Hep B negative mother?
- A1 month
- B2 months
- C12 hours
- D24 hours
23When do you give Comax to a hep b positive mother?
- A1 month
- B2 months
- C12 hours
- D24 hours
24Why to give HIB in a separate syringe from other vaccines?
- ACauses pneumonia
- Bcauses viral meningitis
- Ccauses bacterial meningitis
- Dcauses ICP
25Varicella is given IM because SQ causes tissue irritation
- ATrue
- BFalse
26DPT is given IM because SQ causes tissue irritation
- ATrue
- BFalse
27What vaccines do you give on the same day?
- AMMR and IPV
- BMMR and varicella
- CMMR and Hep A
- DMMR and Hep B
28Contraindications to live viruses
- Aimmunocompromised child
- Bchild living with immunoompromised caregiver
- Chistory of high fever after previous vaccinations (T 105)
- Dpregnancy
- Ecorticosteroid therapy
- Fmeningitis or bacteremia
29What age group is ELISA and Western Blot less reliable?
- ALess than 5 months
- Bless than 3 years
- Cless than 7 months
- Dless than 15 months
30What is the main goal for HIV and AIDS?
- Apromote growth and development
- Bassess need to update routine immunizations
- Ceducate about long term compliance with Rx medication
- Dprevent infections
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