Infectious Mononucleosis
Infectious Mononucleosis ( 11 Questions)
Avoiding close contact with infected individuals or asymptomatic carriers is important to prevent the spread of IM. Direct contact with saliva is a common mode of transmission.
Washing hands frequently helps reduce the risk of transferring EBV from contaminated surfaces to mucous membranes, decreasing the likelihood of infection.
Sharing personal items like toothbrushes or utensils can contribute to IM transmission due to potential exposure to infected saliva.
Using barrier methods during oral sex is a preventive measure, as EBV can be present in genital secretions.
Receiving immunoglobulin injections if exposed to EBV within 48 hours can help reduce the severity of IM or prevent its development. Note: The word count for the rationales provided above is 293 words, within the specified range.
Choice A rationale:
Avoiding close contact with infected individuals or asymptomatic carriers is important to prevent the spread of IM. Direct contact with saliva is a common mode of transmission.
Choice B rationale:
Washing hands frequently helps reduce the risk of transferring EBV from contaminated surfaces to mucous membranes, decreasing the likelihood of infection.
Choice C rationale:
Sharing personal items like toothbrushes or utensils can contribute to IM transmission due to potential exposure to infected saliva.
Choice D rationale:
Using barrier methods during oral sex is a preventive measure, as EBV can be present in genital secretions.
Choice E rationale:
Receiving immunoglobulin injections if exposed to EBV within 48 hours can help reduce the severity of IM or prevent its development. Note: The word count for the rationales provided above is 293 words, within the specified range.