Infectious control

8. Measles treatment is ___________________.
9. _________ is a preventable, most contagious
11. Signs and symptoms that consitute the clinical definition or mealses are: fever, rash, and ONE of the 3 Cs: cough, coryza, c_______________.
15. Community immunity acquired when 95% of its members are vaccinated.
17. ___________ person may have a prolonged infectious period.
18. The ______ of rash appearance is considered day zero for initiating the isolation periode.
19. Measles most contagious transmission means is: ____________.

1. Measles can also be transmitted by ______________.
2. Percentage of nonimmune people in contact with someone infected with measles that will develop measles themselves.
3. Even a slight suspicion of measles should trigger immediate infection ____________ and control actions.
4. incubation period, 10 to 14 days from exposure until the appearance of a rash.
5. Time that measle virus can live in the airspace after the infected person has left the area.
6. infectious-period, 4 days before the appearance of the rash until 4 days after.
7. Measles rash start from the ____________ at the hairline or behind the ears and spreads downwards to the neck, trunk, and extremities.
10. There is no measles-specific __________ treatement.
12. caused by an RNA virus of the genus Morbillivirus within the Paramyxoviridae family.
13. One or more symptoms that signal the impending onset of disease or illness and that often appear before other closely related or indicative symptoms.
14. Subacute sclerosis panencephalitis (SPPE) is a rare but severe ___________ that can develop 7 to 10 years after the acute phase of Measeles.
16. Measles present with a ____________ rash in appearance