RSV In Older Adults
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Question 1/10
What age group is at higher risk for severe RSV?
- Teenagers
- Adults over 60
- Children under 5
Question 2/10
Which symptom is NOT commonly associated with RSV in older adults?
- Runny nose
- Decreased appetite
- High-grade fever
Question 3/10
RSV can cause serious complications like:
- Pneumonia and bronchiolitis
- Kidney stones
- Skin rashes
Question 4/10
How does RSV primarily spread?
- By eating contaminated food
- Through respiratory droplets
- From insect bites
Question 5/10
Which method is NOT used to diagnose RSV?
- Blood test
- Rapid RSV antigen test
- Molecular tests
Question 6/10
Which treatment is typically used for severe RSV cases?
- Antibiotics
- Supportive care like IV fluids and oxygen
- Surgery
Question 7/10
What is a key preventive measure against RSV?
- Frequent hand washing
- Drinking plenty of water
- Wearing sunglasses
Question 8/10
How can RSV impact chronic conditions?
- Worsens symptoms of asthma and congestive heart failure
- Improves heart health
- Reduces blood pressure
Question 9/10
What has the FDA approved to reduce the risk of severe RSV illness?
- A special diet plan
- A new antibiotic
- Vaccines for adults over 60
Question 10/10
What is the outlook for RSV with new vaccines and treatments?
- No change expected
- Improving outcomes for older adults
- Worsening conditions