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Transmission
Prevention (save last question till the end)
Symptoms
Treatment
General Questions
100
___________ secretions are a way of transmission.
Respiratory.
100
At what point is the virus most contagious?
When it seems to be "just a cold".
100
What does the rash appear like?
Rings or lace.
100
Name ONE painkiller prescribed to reduce pain?
Paracetamol or ibuprofen.
100
Who described the virus in 1799?
Robert Willan.
200
What is ONE example of the bodily fluids that can spread the virus?
Saliva/sputum/mucus.
200
True or False: It is not possible to catch the virus by being in direct contact with an affected person's skin.
False.
200
Approximately how much of a fever does a patient get? (Fahrenheit)
100.4 F
200
It is important to keep your body H_ _ R _ A _ _ D!
Hydrated!
200
How many days does the incubation period last?
4 - 21 days.
300
True or False: Transmission is possible through kissing.
True. (because of saliva exchange)
300
Most easy and common way to prevent:
Wash your hands!
300
True or False: Rash texture can be raised or smooth/flat.
True.
300
True or false: Lots of bed rest is very helpful for recovery.
True.
300
What is another name for this disease?
Slapped cheek syndrome.
400
Is it safe to go back to school/work once the rash appears?
Yes.
400
Leave your _____, _____, and ______ alone and do not touch your rash either. Fill in TWO of three blanks.
Eyes/nose/mouth.
400
Drastic changes in what can result in the rash reappearing?
Temperature.
400
Is there a vaccine? Why/why not?
No, it is just a mild infection.
400
Where does the rash appear first; face, torso, extremities?
Face.
500
_____________ cough or sneeze fluids of other patients are a means of transmission.
Inhaling or breathing in.
500
BONUS, worth 1000. What disorder can be caused if someone catches fifth disease who has a weak immune system due to previous medical conditions?
Chronic Anemia
500
How many days can the rash last for?
Up to 40 days.
500
True or False + briefly explain: Antibiotics work on this virus and kill it.
Nope! Antibiotics kill bacterial infections, not viruses.
500
What is the name of the virus that causes fifth disease?
Human Parvovirus B19.