Common Viral Quickie

Question 1

What are some causes for mono?

Answer 1

Burkitt lymphoma, nasopharyngeal cancer, EBV, HHV4

Question 2

Treatment for mon

Answer 2

Rest

Question 4

How long is varicella and herpes contagious?

Answer 4

1-2 days before rash to 5 days after first crop of vesicles

Question 6

Transmission of cytomegalovirus?

Answer 6

Urine,saliva, breast milk,semen, cervical secretions

Question 8

Complications of varicella and herpes zoster?

Answer 8

Reye’s syndrome

Question 10

How to diagnose cytomegalovirus?

Answer 10

Newborn in urine

Question 11

Permanent deafness

Answer 11

Mumps

Question 12

Sudden onset low grade fever w/ mild constitutional symptoms and skin eruptions that quickly evolve

Answer 12

Varicella

Question 14

Should you immunize a pregnant female for rubella?

Answer 14

No

Question 16

How is mumps spread?

Answer 16

Saliva

Question 18

When do we immunize the children for rubeola?

Answer 18

15 months

Question 19

Which is the live polio vaccine?

Answer 19

OPV

Question 21

Orchtiitis, oophoritis, sterility uncommon, pancreatitis

Answer 21

Mumps

Question 23

Infant w/ icterus, purpura, chorioretinitis, petechiae, hepatosplenomegaly, convulsions and intracereebral calcifications

Answer 23

Cytomegalovirus

Question 25

If you get rubeola can you get it again?

Answer 25

No

Question 26

What is the treatment for varicella?

Answer 26

VZIG w/in 96 hrs of exposure

Question 27

Fever, swelling/ tenderness of one or more salivary glands; usually the parotid, sometimes the sublingual/submaxillary

Answer 27

Mumps

Question 30

What are the causes of death from varicella?

Answer 30

Pneumonia in adults and septic complications in children

Question 32

How is varicella and herpes spread?

Answer 32

Droplet or airborne spread to vesicle or respiratory tract secretions

Question 33

What is communicability for measles?

Answer 33

Just before prodrom to 4 days after the appearance

Question 34

If you get mono can you get it again?

Answer 34

Yes

Question 35

When is rubella contagious

Answer 35

1 wk before onset and 4 days after onset of rash

Question 37

Abnormal LFT, lymphocytosis

Answer 37

Mononucleosis

Question 38

What area are more irritated in varicella?

Answer 38

Diaper and axilla

Question 40

If you get polio can you get it again?

Answer 40

No

Question 42

What is chicken pox?

Answer 42

Maculopapular few hours, vesicular 3-4 days, then granular scab, monocular and asynchronous

Question 43

What is the treatment for cytomegalovirus?

Answer 43

-vir

Question 44

First trimester identification is imperitaive because of congenital _____ syndrome

Answer 44

Rubella

Question 45

Spontaneous abortion during 1st trimester

Answer 45

Mumps

Question 46

How is rubella spread?

Answer 46

Nasopharyngeal secretions, infants w/ CRS

Question 47

How is poliomyelitis spread?

Answer 47

Pharyngeal, fecal to oral

Question 49

Fever, sore throat, cervical lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, jaundice, but normal LFT

Answer 49

Mononucleosis

Question 50

How long is mumps contagious?

Answer 50

6-7 days before parotitis, 5 days after onset CDC says to isolate

Question 51

What causes death from measels?

Answer 51

Pneumonia or encephalitis <5y/o

Question 53

Lymphadenopathy postauricular, occipital, and post cervical, preceded rash by5-10 days w/ forscheimer spots

Answer 53

Rubella

Question 54

Severe muscle pain, back stiffness, asymmetric paralysis w/o sensory loss?

Answer 54

Acute poliomyelitis

Question 61

How do you diagnose rubella?

Answer 61

CSF in newborn

Question 65

Koplik spots w/ what?

Answer 65

Measles (rubeola)

Question 67

When is the most severe form of cytomegalovirus?

Answer 67

Perinatal period, intrauterine infection, blood transfusion to seronegative infants

Question 68

Who is most common to get cytomegalovirus?

Answer 68

Post transplant infections

Question 71

Late manifestation of rubella?

Answer 71

Type 1 diabetes

Question 75

Can cause early uterine death, spontaneous abortion, deafness, cataracts, microphthalmia, glaucoma, microcephalic, PDA, cataracts

Answer 75

Rubella

Question 76

Red blotchy rash, begins on face, then trunk then extremities, generalized 4-7 days, with a vitamin A deficiency?

Answer 76

Measels (rubeola)