Measles

6. ______period in measles are between 10 -14 days from exposure until the appearance of a rash.
10. One or more symptoms that signals the impending onset of disease or illness and that often appear before other closely related or indicative symptoms.
11. Measles treatment is ___________.
12. Period of 4 days before the appearance of the rash until 4 days after.
13. There is no measles-specific ______ treatment.
14. Time (in hour)that measles virus can live in the airspace after the infected person has left the room.
15. Measles most contagious transmission means is _______.
17. Measles rash start from the _______ at the hairline or behind the ears and spreads downwards to the neck, trunk, and extremities.

1. Signs and symptoms that constitute the clinical definition of measles are: fever, rash, and ONE of the 3 Cs: Cough, coryza, __________.
2. Meales present with a _____________rash in appearance, and the spots may coalesce as the rash spreads.
3. Person that may have a prolonged infectious period.
4. Mealses can also be transmitted by _____________.
5. _______% of nonimmune people in contact with someone infected with measles that will develop measles themselves.
7. _____ immunity is a community immunity acquired when 95% of the community members are vaccinated.
8. Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SPPE) is a rare but severe __________ that can develop 7 to 10 years after the acute phase of Measles.
9. Preventable, most contagious infection caused by a RNA virus of the genus Morbilivirus
16. _________ appearance is considered day zero for initiating isolation.