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Rabies Virus

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Family of rabies virus :

a)

Retrovirodae

b)

Lyssavirus

c)

Enterovirus

d)

Rhabdoviridae

2.

Genus of rabies virus :

a)

Retrovirodae

b)

Lyssavirus

c)

Enterovirus

d)

Rhabdoviridae

3.

General structure of rabies virus :

a)

Enveloped, helical capsid, (-) ssRNA, non-segmented

b)

Enveloped, helical capsid, (+)ssRNA, non-segmented

c)

Non-enveloped, icosahedral capsid, dsDNA, non-segmented

d)

Enveloped, helical capsid, ssDNA, segmented

4.

Genome of rabies virus

a)

contains 2 genes : Nucleoprotein (N), phosphoprotein (NS)

b)

contains 3 genes : Nucleoprotein (N), phosphoprotein (NS), Matrix (M)

c)

contains 4 genes : Nucleoprotein (N), phosphoprotein (NS), matrix (M), glycoprotein (G)

d)

contains 5 genes : Nucleoprotein (N), phosphoprotein (NS), matrix (M), glycoprotein (G), polymerase (L)

5.

Rabies can infect :

a)

Lime-blooded animals

b)

Arthropods

c)

Amphibians

d)

Crustaceans

6.

Transmission of rabies virus :

a)

Bite or scratch from a rabid animal or pet

b)

Projection of infected saliva into conjunctiva, cornea transplant

c)

Inhalation of infected aerosol

d)

Eating the same plate and spoon

e)

Talking to each other on phone

7.

After being bitten by a rabies animal, rabid virus replicates primarily in

a)

muscles

b)

spinal cord

c)

dorsal ganglia

d)

brain

8.

After the replication in muscles, rabies virus travels within axons in peripheral nerves to infect :

a)

muscles

b)

spinal cord

c)

dorsal ganglia

d)

brain

e)

spinal cord, dorsal ganglia, then ascends to the brain

9.

After infecting the brain, rabies virus has a centrifugal spread along nerves to

a)

salivary glands

b)

skin

c)

eyes

d)

All are correct.

10.

Rabies virus incubates in racoon's body for approximately

a)

7 days

b)

1 week

c)

3 - 12 weeks

d)

10 - 20 weeks

11.

Signs of disease of rabid animals :

a)

Aggression

b)

Abnormal behavior

c)

Incoordination

d)

Paralysis

e)

All are correct.

12.

The rabies-infected animal usually dies within

a)

3 days of becoming sick

b)

7 days of becoming sick

c)

10 days of becoming sick

d)

1 month of becoming sick

13.

If your face were bitten by a rabies-infected animal, the incubation period of rabies virus would be

a)

2 days

b)

7 days

c)

1 - 2 month

d)

6 months or even years

14.

If your distal body part were bitten or scratched by a rabies-infected animal, the incubation period of rabies virus would be

a)

2 days

b)

7 days

c)

1 - 2 month

d)

6 months or even years

15.

Prodromal symptoms of rabies include :

a)

Insomnia

b)

Anxiety

c)

Generalized hypersensitivity (Hydrophobia, aerophobia)

d)

Pharyngolaryngeal hyperesthesia

e)

All are included.

16.

A complication of rabies virus :

a)

Encephalitis

b)

Fever

c)

Renal failure

d)

Blindness

17.

Paralysis without hydrophobicity presents in

a)

10% of rabies cases

b)

20% of rabies cases

c)

50% of rabies cases

d)

80% of rabies cases

18.

Samples for rabies virus :

a)

Saliva

b)

CSF

c)

Skin biopsies

d)

Brain (after death)

e)

Corneal print

19.

Direct diagnoses of rabies virus :

a)

Direct immunofluorescence (IF) and immunoprecipitation (IP)

b)

Virus isolation and culture

c)

PCR test for viral RNA

d)

ELISA for antigen detection

e)

Seroneutralization (Anti-gpG IgG antibody)

20.

Indirect diagnoses of rabies virus :

a)

Direct immunofluorescence (IF) and immunoprecipitation (IP)

b)

Virus isolation and culture

c)

PCR test for viral RNA

d)

ELISA for antigen detection

e)

Seroneutralization (Anti-gpG IgG antibody)

21.

The best cell for rabies virus culture is :

a)

Murine neuroblastoma

b)

Human embryonic fibroblast

c)

Human embryonic lung cell

d)

Renal cells

22.

Preventive vaccination of rabies virus includes :

a)

2 injections : D0 and D28 in one-month period every 3 years

b)

3 injections : D0, D7 and D21 or D28 in one-month period for every 5 years

c)

5 injections : D0, D3, D7, D14, D28

d)

4 injections : D0 (2 injections), D7 and D21

23.

Anti-rabies vaccination (for treatment) includes :

a)

2 injections : D0 and D28 in one-month period every 3 years

b)

3 injections : D0, D7 and D21 or D28 in one-month period for every 5 years

c)

5 injections : D0, D3, D7, D14, D28

d)

4 injections : D0 (2 injections), D7 and D21

24.

Types of anti-rabies vaccine :

a)

killed or inactivated

b)

live-attenuated

c)

intramuscular

d)

intradermal

25.

What should we do with the wounds after being bitten by a rabid animal?

a)

Suture is required and urgent!

b)

Washing, rinsing, disinfecting and applying antibiotics, antitetanic vaccine

c)

Ignoring the wounds because they will not cause anything troublesome.

d)

Eating more nutritional diet so that the viruses will be eliminated automatically without any treatment.

26.

The most proper muscle to inject an intramuscular anti-rabies vaccine is :

a)

deltoid

b)

vetrogluteal

c)

dorsogluteal

d)

vastus lateralis