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Froggy Jumps Corona Quiz MarathonVersion en ligne Test your virology know-how on coronaviruses. par Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What is the common name for SARS-CoV-2's family of viruses? a Adenoviruses b Coronaviruses c Rhinoviruses 2 Which receptor does SARS-CoV-2 primarily bind to enter cells? a DPP-4 b ACE-2 c CD4 3 What structure on the virus gives it the crown-like look? a Nucleocapsid (N) protein b Spike (S) proteins c Membrane (M) protein 4 Which genome type characterizes SARS-CoV-2? a Positive-sense ssRNA b Negative-sense RNA c Double-stranded DNA 5 Which size range describes SARS-CoV-2 particles? a 120 nm b 300 nm c 20 nm 6 Name a key symptom commonly seen in COVID-19 patients. a Jaundice b Hematemesis c Fever 7 Which type of transmission is primarily responsible for spread in hospitals? a Foodborne b Waterborne c Aerosol-generating procedures 8 Which variant category is associated with higher transmissibility but milder illness recently? a Omicron b Delta c Beta 9 What is a major post-infection test used to confirm recovery for discharge? a Real-time RT-PCR negative result b Chest X-ray clear c Antibody test negative 10 What lab biomarker is commonly monitored in severe cases? a Creatinine b IL-6 c Hemoglobin 11 Which vaccine platforms are used for COVID-19 vaccination? a Only protein subunit vaccines b Inactivated, viral vector, and nasal vaccines c Only mRNA vaccines 12 What PPE combination is recommended for COVID-19 specimen collection? a Gloves and gown only b Surgical mask only c Gloves, gown, N95, face shield 13 Which diagnostic method detects viral antigens at point of care? a Viral culture b PCR c Antigen detection assay 14 Which gene targets are used for screening in PCR tests for COVID-19? a RdRp gene only b E gene and N gene c M gene only 15 Which organ system is primarily affected in severe COVID-19 leading to ARDS? a Kidneys b Lungs c Liver 16 Which word describes pre-symptomatic transmission? a Unrelated transmission b Transmission before symptoms c Transmission after symptoms 17 What is the hallmark feature of coronaviruses visible under EM due to spikes? a Filamentous shape b Crown-like appearance c Icosahedral symmetry 18 Which cells express high levels of ACE-2 in the respiratory tract? a Goblet cells b Type I pneumocytes c Type II alveolar cells 19 Which system-wide problem can result from a cytokine storm? a Severe inflammation b Immune deficiency c Hepatic failure only 20 What is the typical incubation window for many COVID-19 cases? a 20-30 days b 1-2 days c 5-6 days 21 Which medication class is used to dampen IL-6 signaling in severe cases? a Remdesivir b Tocilizumab c Azithromycin 22 What is a common clinical manifestation in children with COVID-19? a Fever may be absent b Severe diarrhea always c Jaundice common 23 Which diagnostic approach sequences the viral genome to identify mutations? a Serology b Sequencing c Karyotyping 24 Which body fluid is primarily used for respiratory virus testing? a Nasal/throat swabs b Urine c Blood 25 Which cell entry event is essential for infection initiation? a Capsid dissolution b Protease inhibition c Spike protein binding to ACE-2 26 Which vaccine storage condition is typical for Covaxin/Covishield? a -20°C b Room temperature c 2-8°C 27 What does 'SARS' stand for? a Simple Acute Respiratory Syndrome b Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome c Sudden Acute Respiratory Stress 28 Which virus family member causes explosive outbreaks in 2003 (SARS)? a SARS-CoV-2 b MERS-CoV c SARS-CoV 29 Which animal is a known reservoir for MERS-CoV origin? a Bats b Poultry c Dromedary camels 30 Which symptom is less common in older or immunosuppressed patients with COVID-19? a Fatigue b Fever c Delirium 31 What is not a primary mode of SARS-CoV-2 transmission? a Waterborne b Contact c Droplets 32 Which imaging finding is nonspecific but supportive in COVID-19? a Chest CT with ground-glass opacity b Abdominal ultrasound c MRI brain lesion 33 Which component is embedded in the viral envelope of SARS-CoV-2? a Histone b Spike (S) protein c Ribosomal RNA 34 Which variants were named to describe distinct lineages (e.g., Delta, Omicron)? a Strains of bacteria b Quasispecies c Variants of concern 35 Which antiviral is used in some COVID-19 treatment protocols? a Remdesivir b Acyclovir c Ribavirin 36 What is the purpose of vaccines in COVID-19 management? a Replace all other measures b Eliminate transmission completely c Reduce severe disease and hospitalization 37 Which lab test is not primarily used for acute diagnosis? a Antibody (IgG) serology b Antigen test c RT-PCR 38 What term describes the virus mutating into new strains? a Cloning b Genetic variation / mutations c Transduction 39 What PPE is essential during respiratory specimen collection? a Gloves, gown, N95, eye protection b No protection needed c Surgical mask alone 40 Which constellation of symptoms is classic for ILI in early infection? a Rash and swollen glands b Blurred vision c Fever and cough 41 Which drug class helps prevent coagulopathy in severe disease? a Anticoagulants (e.g., heparin) b Beta-blockers c Antifungals 42 Which organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020? a CDC b WHO c UNICEF 43 Which component forms the lipid-based envelope of the virus? a Nucleocapsid only b Lipid envelope derived from host c Viral capsid alone 44 Which target is not typically used for clinical COVID-19 diagnosis? a RdRp gene b N gene c Reverse transcriptase gene 45 What describes the duration of community immunity data currently? a Duration of immunity is still being studied b Immunity lasts 5 years c Immunity is lifelong 46 Which urban setting measure helps reduce transmission? a Water fluoridation b Antibiotic prophylaxis c Mask usage in public spaces 47 Which virus component is responsible for attachment to host cells? a Spike (S) glycoprotein b E protein c M protein

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par Quader Ahmed Jalili

What is the common name for SARS-CoV-2's family of viruses?

Which receptor does SARS-CoV-2 primarily bind to enter cells?

What structure on the virus gives it the crown-like look?

Which genome type characterizes SARS-CoV-2?

Which size range describes SARS-CoV-2 particles?

Name a key symptom commonly seen in COVID-19 patients.

Which type of transmission is primarily responsible for spread in hospitals?

Which variant category is associated with higher transmissibility but milder illness recently?

What is a major post-infection test used to confirm recovery for discharge?

What lab biomarker is commonly monitored in severe cases?

Which vaccine platforms are used for COVID-19 vaccination?

What PPE combination is recommended for COVID-19 specimen collection?

Which diagnostic method detects viral antigens at point of care?

Which gene targets are used for screening in PCR tests for COVID-19?

Which organ system is primarily affected in severe COVID-19 leading to ARDS?

Which word describes pre-symptomatic transmission?

What is the hallmark feature of coronaviruses visible under EM due to spikes?

Which cells express high levels of ACE-2 in the respiratory tract?

Which system-wide problem can result from a cytokine storm?

What is the typical incubation window for many COVID-19 cases?

Which medication class is used to dampen IL-6 signaling in severe cases?

What is a common clinical manifestation in children with COVID-19?

Which diagnostic approach sequences the viral genome to identify mutations?

Which body fluid is primarily used for respiratory virus testing?

Which cell entry event is essential for infection initiation?

Which vaccine storage condition is typical for Covaxin/Covishield?

What does 'SARS' stand for?

Which virus family member causes explosive outbreaks in 2003 (SARS)?

Which animal is a known reservoir for MERS-CoV origin?

Which symptom is less common in older or immunosuppressed patients with COVID-19?

What is not a primary mode of SARS-CoV-2 transmission?

Which imaging finding is nonspecific but supportive in COVID-19?

Which component is embedded in the viral envelope of SARS-CoV-2?

Which variants were named to describe distinct lineages (e.g., Delta, Omicron)?

Which antiviral is used in some COVID-19 treatment protocols?

What is the purpose of vaccines in COVID-19 management?

Which lab test is not primarily used for acute diagnosis?

What term describes the virus mutating into new strains?

What PPE is essential during respiratory specimen collection?

Which constellation of symptoms is classic for ILI in early infection?

Which drug class helps prevent coagulopathy in severe disease?

Which organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020?

Which component forms the lipid-based envelope of the virus?

Which target is not typically used for clinical COVID-19 diagnosis?

What describes the duration of community immunity data currently?

Which urban setting measure helps reduce transmission?

Which virus component is responsible for attachment to host cells?