Why Does Rabies Cause Hyrdophobia?

The video explores the rabies virus, detailing its symptoms, historical context, and the development of a vaccine by Louis Pasteur. It explains the virus's mechanism of infection, how it affects the host, and the challenges in understanding its complex behavior. The video also discusses a notable case of survival using the Milwaukee Protocol, highlighting ongoing research and unanswered questions about the virus.

What are the initial symptoms of rabies in humans?

• Intense itching all over the body

• Severe headache and vomiting

• Non-specific flu-like symptoms

• Sudden loss of vision

How did ancient civilizations like the Greeks and Romans refer to rabies?

• As a disease of the gods

• As a form of madness

• As a divine punishment

• As a curse of the underworld

What is the primary method by which the rabies virus spreads within the host?

• Through the bloodstream

• By hijacking host cells to replicate

• Via airborne transmission

• Through direct contact with skin

What physiological effect does the rabies virus have on the host's muscles?

• Causes muscle spasms

• Induces muscle paralysis

• Leads to muscle growth

• Triggers muscle atrophy

What was significant about the case of the high school girl who survived rabies?

• She was infected by a new strain

• She survived without any treatment

• She was the first to be vaccinated

• She survived without vaccination