流行性感冒防治知识培训复习题（Training on the prevention and control of influenza）.doc

流行性感冒防治知识培训复习题（Training on the prevention and control of influenza） Training on the prevention and control of influenza Multiple choice The following is true about influenza Patients and recessive infections are the main source of infection The first 2 ~ 3 days of the disease is the most infectious The popularity of a certain period is caused by a single serotype Reye syndrome can be complicated The cough is clear The following are the main clinical manifestations of typical influenza The rise of the cold, cold war and high fever Pain is evident throughout the body, especially in the back and legs The body is very weak, most patients feel very weak and stay in bed for many days There is a sore throat, a burning sensation in the sternum, and a dry cough Cough is obvious, expectorate or bloody phlegm The following description of pneumonia in influenza patients is correct Influenza virus itself can cause viral pneumonia In the course of disease, if persistent or repeated fever, respiratory symptoms are aggravated, the prompt may be complicated with bacterial pneumonia Coexisting chronic heart, lung disease and immune function low, easy to die quickly Antibiotics must be applied as soon as possible The physical signs of the patient should be closely observed in nursing Influenza needs to be identified with the following diseases Typhoid, measles Pneumonia mycoplasma pneumoniae leptospirosis Acute bacterial tonsillitis Pneumococcal pneumonia and early in the brain The importance of prevention and control of influenza Establish a standard, sensitive and efficient influenza surveillance network covering the whole country or globally Promote influenza vaccination, especially in high-risk groups The patients respiratory isolation Preferred anti-influenza drug prevention Large gatherings and activities should be avoided during the influenza pandemic, and indoor ventilation should be avoided 2. Single topic selection 1. Which of the following is wrong about influenza A. influe