Physical Therapy Considerations, Herpes, Hepatitis, and Drugs
PT 601 Foundational Science I Learning Toolbox highlights physical therapy considerations, herpes, hepatitis, and drugs
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Topics of this game:
- Hepatitis ____ and hepatitis ____ are most common in the United States.
- Hepatitis ____ is considered an STD
- Injection/ drug use is the most common way of infection for _____
- The incubation period for hepatitis ____ is 45-160 days with an average of four months
- Liver failure, jaundice, dark urine, and edema is associated with _____
- This type of herpes is transmitted by droplet transmission
- Epstein-Barr Virus is another name for this type of herpes
- Corneal sores, ulcers, scarring, and skin lesions around mucous membranes of the mouth are associates with this type of herpes
- Painful skin lesions that present in a dermatome pattern is associated with this type of herpes
- This type of herpes lies dormant in the sacral ganglia
- Which of the following is not a significant physical therapy consideration for viral infections
- Which of the following is not a significant physical therapy consideration for bacterial infections?
- Oseltamvir (Tamiflu®) is a type of:
- Penicillin acts by the following mechanism
- This drug class acts by inhibiting the enzyme that cleaves viral precursors critical to formation of mature progeny
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