Lecture Final Exam In Microbiology
Students present a PowerPoint presentation with 10 questions. Some of the questions will be selected to be used on the final exam.
- 1.What virus is responsibe for Shingles?
- A.
Varicellaovirus
- B.
Rhino Virus
- C.
Hantavirus
- D.
Coronavirus
- 2.Where does the Shingles virus lay dormant?
- A.
The Liver
- B.
The Brain
- C.
Epithelial tissue
- D.
Nerve axon
- 3.What can cause Shingles to emerge?
- A.
Being exposed to someone with Shingles.
- B.
Stress
- C.
Immunity surpression
- D.
Both Stress and Immunity surpression
- 4.Who is not at risk for Shingles?
- A.
Those who have had chickenpox
- B.
Those who have never had chickenpox
- C.
Those over the age of 50
- D.
Those who are immunity surpressed
- 5.What is a dermatome?
- A.
A skin lesion
- B.
An area of severe acne.
- C.
An area on the skin supplied by spinal nerves.
- D.
A blister caused by shingles.
- 6.What is not a phase of Shingles?
- A.
Chronic Phase
- B.
Severe Phase
- C.
Acute eruptive Phase
- D.
Preemptive phase.
- 7.What is another name for Chronic pain caused by Shingles?
- A.
Post Shingles neugalgia
- B.
Chronic Shingles syndorme
- C.
Postherpetic neuralgia
- D.
Postherpetic syndrome
- 8.What is the name of Shingles derived from?
- A.
The Latin word for roof tiles.
- B.
The Latin word for skin lesions.
- C.
The Latin word for painful rash.
- D.
The Latin word for girdle.
- 9.Shingles usually lasts for
- A.
2 - 4 days
- B.
2 - 4 weeks
- C.
2 - 4 months
- D.
2 - 4 hours
- 10.Shingles can be treated with
- A.
Antibiotics
- B.
Pain medications
- C.
BOTH antibiotics and pain medications
- D.
NEITHER antibiotics or pain medications
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