1.Are you familiar with the term MPOX?

Yes

No

2.Which of these are symptoms of MPOX?

Rash around certain body areas

Bumps on the hands, feet or face

Infections resembling shingles or poison ivy

All of the above

3.MPOX can produce flu-like symptoms

Yes

No

I don't know

4.How is MPOX spread?

Direct contact with MPOX rashes

Doctor's office

Contact with objects or fabrics used by someone with MPOX

Mutual masturbation

Constant hand-washing with sanitizing soaps

A and C

None of the above

5.Which of these is a vaccine for MPOX?

CLOPEDOGREL

SMALLPOX

JYNNEIN

NONE OF THE ABOVE

6.How many doses do you need for the MPOX vaccine?

One

Three

Two

Six

7.After receiving MPOX vaccine you considered fully vaccinated when?

The day after received your 1st dose.

Six weeks after being vaccinated.

Two weeks after your 2nd dose of vaccine.

You are never really protected, vaccines are fake.

8.Which of these may be used for Treatment of MPOX?

Atorvastatin

Asperecreame

TPOXX (TECOVIRIMAT)

Tylenol

Vick's Cough Syrup

9.You must be Black or Gay to catch MPOX.

Yes

No

10.Check each answer that shows how MPOX can be Prevented

Asking sexual partners if they have a rash other symptoms.

Isolating infected persons.

Contacting a healthcare professional.

Prolonged face to face with an infected person.

Washing your hands with soap and water

11.Check all things you should do if you test positive for MPOX

Continue to have sex with your partner.

Avoid the use of contact lenses to prevent eye infection.

Shave areas of the body with blisters or lesions.

Avoid close contact with other people and pets in the home.