Encephalitis

Question 1

1-30 day incubation period

Answer 1

Coxsackie

Question 2

Fecal-oral transmission

Answer 2

Coxsackie

Question 3

Intestinal shedding up to 30 days

Answer 3

Coxsackie

Question 4

Summer/fall

Answer 4

Coxsackie

Question 5

Treated early with pleconaril

Answer 5

Coxsackie

Question 6

Destruction of one temporal lobe

Answer 6

HSV-1

Question 7

Behavioral abnormalities

Answer 7

HSV-1

Question 8

Treated with acyclovir

Answer 8

HSV-1

Question 9

Caused by a lack of receptors in skin cells

Answer 9

VZV

Question 10

Effects dermatomes

Answer 10

VZV

Question 11

Causes cerebellum ataxia ~21 days after rash

Answer 11

VZV

Question 12

Late winter/early spring

Answer 12

VZV

Question 13

Infectious ~48 hours before rash and lasts throughout

Answer 13

VZV

Question 14

Forms bullet shaped cells/negri bodies

Answer 14

Rabies

Question 15

Remains cell associated

Answer 15

Rabies

Question 16

Replicates in the cytoplasm

Answer 16

Rabies

Question 17

Incubation phase of rabies

Answer 17

Replicates in muscle, lasts weeks to months

Question 18

Prodrome phase of rabies

Answer 18

Virus infects peripheral nerves and travels to drosal root ganglia

Question 19

Infects salivary glands, nasal mucosa and cornea

Answer 19

Rabies

Question 20

Can use active immunization

Answer 20

Rabies