Transmission
Characteristics
Symptoms
Facts
100

Where did Japanese encephalitis virus likely originate?

Southeast Asia

100

What type of virus is Japanese encephalitis virus classified as?

 A flavivirus

100

What neurological condition does Japanese encephalitis virus cause, leading to symptoms like fever, headache, and disorientation?

Encephalitis

100

What is the primary method for controlling Japanese encephalitis in endemic regions?

Vaccination programs for humans

200

What type of mosquitoes primarily transmit Japanese encephalitis virus?

Culex mosquitoes

200

Japanese encephalitis is primarily transmitted through the bite of infected what?

 Mosquitoes

200

 Name one common symptom of Japanese encephalitis other than fever and headache.

Seizures

200

 What are reservoir hosts for Japanese encephalitis virus?

Pigs and birds

300

 In which regions of the world is Japanese encephalitis endemic?

Asia, including parts of India, China, and Southeast Asia

300

What kind of disease does Japanese encephalitis cause in humans?

A potentially severe neurological disease

300

 Which age group is most at risk for developing severe symptoms from Japanese encephalitis?

 Children and the elderly

300

How is Japanese encephalitis primarily transmitted to humans and animals?

Through arthropod vectors (mosquitoes)

400

 What interaction between humans, pigs, and mosquitoes is crucial for the transmission of Japanese encephalitis virus?

Close interaction or cohabitation

400

Which animals, other than humans, can also be infected by Japanese encephalitis virus?

Pigs and birds

400

What is the term for the inflammation of the brain, a severe symptom of Japanese encephalitis?

Encephalitis

400

What does "arbovirus" stand for in the context of Japanese encephalitis?

 Arthropod-borne virus

500

During which season is Japanese encephalitis more likely to cause outbreaks due to increased mosquito populations?

The rainy season

500

What is the abbreviation for Japanese encephalitis virus?

 JEV

500

In severe cases, what can Japanese encephalitis lead to in some patients?

Paralysis or death

500

 Japanese encephalitis is more commonly found in which types of areas, leading to higher exposure risk?

Rural and agricultural areas

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