ETILOGY
What organism causes the H1N1 Virus?
What is a virus?
The first organ system infected when H1N1 enters the body?
What is the respiratory system?
This symptom is due to increased body temp to fight infection?
What is a fever?
This common test involves swabbing the nose or throat?
What is the rapid influenza diagnostic test?
This antiviral medication is commonly used to treat H1N1?
H1N1 belongs to which major viral family?
What is Influenza A
the virus attaches to and invades these cells lining the airway?
What are epithelial cells?
This symptom results from irritation of the airway and mucus production?
What is a cough?
What is the ICD-10 code for H1N1?
These supportive care strategies help reduce symptoms?
What is rest and hydration?
These two surface proteins gave H1N1 its name?
What are Hemagglutinin and Neuraminidase?
The immune response that causes fever, body aches, and inflammation?
What is cytokine release and immune activation?
This is the feeling of extreme tiredness is caused by immune system overwork?
What is fatigue?
Doctors may order this imaging test if pneumonia is suspected?
What is an X-RAY?
This annual medical intervention is the best prevention?
What is the flu vaccine?
H1N1 originated from a mix of human, avian, and this animal's flu strain?
What is the Swine Flu?
When the virus destroys airway cells, this symptom becomes worse?
What is coughing?
This symptom occurs when inflammation affects muscle fibers?
What are body aches?
This type of sample is required for both rapid tests and PCR?
What is nasal and throat swab?
What is oxygen therapy?
This process allows influenza virus to rapidly mutate and form new strength?
What is antigenic drift/shift?
If the virus reaches the alveoli, what dangerous complication can occur?
What is viral pneumonia?
This severe symptom can indicate involvement of the lower lungs?
What is shortness of breath?
This term describes identifying the specific strain of flu?
What is viral typing or subtyping?
This public health measure prevents widespread outbreaks?
What is handwashing and avoid sick contacts?