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What is the most common agent/s for Otitis media?
Hint: 2 choices
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The Flu begins in the upper respiratory tract, but in serious cases may also affect the lower respiratory tract. (True or False)
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Diptheria is prevented with
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Everyone who experiences RSV is treated with Ribavirin (Antiviral). True or False.
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Is Rhinitis an upper respiratory disease? (True or false)
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What is the major route of influenza?
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Which causative agent is involved in pharyngitis is you are experiencing NECK SWELLING
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The most striking symptom for Diptheria is
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Haemophilus influenza infections have reduced with introduction of a childhood vaccine against it in 1980's
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Rhinitis is also known as...
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what is the most common agent for Rhinitis?
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What is the treatment for Rhinitis
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Relenza (Zanamivir) is a tx option for the flu that treats Influenza A,B, and C (True or False)
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Treatment for otitis media
Hint: 2 choices
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You are highly contagious at the Covalescent phase (whooping cough) - True or false
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The flu is also referred to as
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Whooping cough is transmitted via
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Diptheria is caused by a
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What is the prevention for otitis media caused by Haemophilus influenza?
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Whooping cough is prevented with
Hint: 2 choices
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Tamiflu (Oseltamivir) can treat and prevent influenza. ( True or False)
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Which complication is least expected to happen when Pharyngitis is caused by S.Pyogenes?
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What is the prevention for Rhinitis ?
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All are influenza causative agents except...
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All are ways of transmission of Diptheria except
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Treatment for Diptheria is ___ + _____
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RSV is transmitted Via (all are true except one)
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Symptoms of the flue include
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Who is more susceptible to RSV
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Whooping cough is also referred to as...
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Diptheria is an infection of the _____ & _____ that is easily preventable by ______.
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How is an ear infection transmitted?
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There are two distinc Symptom phases for Pertussis. (True or False)
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Majority of ear infections are caused by?
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Paryngitis/ Group "A" Strep is an inflammation of the
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What can an ear infection lead to if not treated?
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All of these are agents for Otitis media except
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An ear infection is also referred to as..
40/45
what is the agent for Rhinitis
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Pharyngitis causative agents are
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All are prevention options for the Influenza virus except
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What is the causative agent for whooping cough?
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What is the prevention for otitis media caused by Steptococcus pneumoniae?
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published on May 26, 2016