Measles TTX PreTest

1. PreTest

This Pre-Post Test instrument is intended to measure gains in knowledge or skills and changes in impressions or attitudes through the measles briefings and the measles tabletop exercise discussions.

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1. Measles must be reported how soon? (Required.)

Immediately.

Within 1 week.

Within 1 working day.

Once lab testing has confirmed.

Not sure.

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2. During a declared measles outbreak at a school, if a student is unvaccinated and has no confirmed immunity, the school administrator must exclude the student from the school for: (Required.)

7 days from the last date that they were potentially exposed.

14 days from the last date that they were potentially exposed.

Not sure.

28 days from the last date that they were potentially exposed.

21 days from the last date that they were potentially exposed.

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3. True or False? A person exposed to measles can transmit the disease to others before they have any signs or symptoms. (Required.)

True

False

Not Sure.

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4. True or False? Potential signs, symptoms, and complications of measles include fever, cough, rash, deafness, photosensitivity, pneumonia, encephalitis, and death. (Required.)

True

False

Not sure.

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5. What is the most often cited infectivity of measles (the basic reproductive number, R0) and the associated herd immunity threshold (HIT) needed to interrupt sustained transmission? (Required.)

Not Sure.

R0 ≈ 18 to 21, HIT=97%

R0 ≈ 12 to 18, HIT=95%

R0 ≈ 9 to 12, HIT=93%

R0 ≈ 15 to 18, HIT=96%

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6. True or False? Potential long-term complications of measles include fatal degenerative neurological disease characterized by seizures that develop 7-10 years post-measles infection. (Required.)

True

False

Not sure.

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7. True or False? The MMR vaccine is associated with increased risk of developing Guillain-Barré syndrome. (Required.)

True

False

Not Sure.

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8. In your opinion, is the MMR vaccine causally related to the development of Autism? (Required.)

Not sure. I don't have an opinion on this.

Yes

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9. Which of the following occurrences should trigger activation of a structured Measles emergency incident management response team and actions beyond initial case investigation? (select all that should trigger response and additional resources) (Required.)

A localized cluster in a specific population.

A traveler from an area with active cases is identified and has measles compatible symptoms.

A suspected measles case is reported but not yet confirmed.

2 confirmed local cases identified within a one month period.

A single lab confirmed case.

A rash and fever illness is reported in a high-risk setting (e.g., school, childcare, shelter).

At risk due to wastewater detections and single cases in the region.

An outbreak in an adjacent jurisdiction.

Measles exposure in a high risk setting (school, childcare center, healthcare facility, shelter, detention center).

Increased geographic spread of cases with no identifiable exposure source.

Local cases in populations with low vaccination coverage.

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10. Rank each of the following elements of a Measles Outbreak Response in the order of importance from 1 - 7. (Required.)

	Priority 1	Priority 2	Priority 3	Priority 4	Priority 5	Priority 6	Priority 7
Comprehensive Public Messaging	Comprehensive Public Messaging Priority 1	Comprehensive Public Messaging Priority 2	Comprehensive Public Messaging Priority 3	Comprehensive Public Messaging Priority 4	Comprehensive Public Messaging Priority 5	Comprehensive Public Messaging Priority 6	Comprehensive Public Messaging Priority 7
Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG)	Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG) Priority 1	Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG) Priority 2	Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG) Priority 3	Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG) Priority 4	Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG) Priority 5	Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG) Priority 6	Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Vaccine and IgG) Priority 7
Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities	Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities Priority 1	Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities Priority 2	Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities Priority 3	Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities Priority 4	Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities Priority 5	Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities Priority 6	Alerts and guidance to healthcare, schools, congregate facilities Priority 7
Case investigation & Contact Tracing	Case investigation & Contact Tracing Priority 1	Case investigation & Contact Tracing Priority 2	Case investigation & Contact Tracing Priority 3	Case investigation & Contact Tracing Priority 4	Case investigation & Contact Tracing Priority 5	Case investigation & Contact Tracing Priority 6	Case investigation & Contact Tracing Priority 7
Mass testing for Infection	Mass testing for Infection Priority 1	Mass testing for Infection Priority 2	Mass testing for Infection Priority 3	Mass testing for Infection Priority 4	Mass testing for Infection Priority 5	Mass testing for Infection Priority 6	Mass testing for Infection Priority 7
Quarantine & Isolation	Quarantine & Isolation Priority 1	Quarantine & Isolation Priority 2	Quarantine & Isolation Priority 3	Quarantine & Isolation Priority 4	Quarantine & Isolation Priority 5	Quarantine & Isolation Priority 6	Quarantine & Isolation Priority 7
Mass Vaccination	Mass Vaccination Priority 1	Mass Vaccination Priority 2	Mass Vaccination Priority 3	Mass Vaccination Priority 4	Mass Vaccination Priority 5	Mass Vaccination Priority 6	Mass Vaccination Priority 7

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11. For comprehensive public messaging strategy rank the priority level of each component/element listed below: (Required.)

	Priority 1	Priority 2	Priority 3	Priority 4	Priority 5
Engagement with trusted messengers inclusive of vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government community leaders.	Engagement with trusted messengers inclusive of vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government community leaders. Priority 1	Engagement with trusted messengers inclusive of vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government community leaders. Priority 2	Engagement with trusted messengers inclusive of vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government community leaders. Priority 3	Engagement with trusted messengers inclusive of vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government community leaders. Priority 4	Engagement with trusted messengers inclusive of vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government community leaders. Priority 5
Health Alerts and Guidance for select audiences (e.g. Healthcare providers & facilities, Schools, Congregate facilities)	Health Alerts and Guidance for select audiences (e.g. Healthcare providers & facilities, Schools, Congregate facilities) Priority 1	Health Alerts and Guidance for select audiences (e.g. Healthcare providers & facilities, Schools, Congregate facilities) Priority 2	Health Alerts and Guidance for select audiences (e.g. Healthcare providers & facilities, Schools, Congregate facilities) Priority 3	Health Alerts and Guidance for select audiences (e.g. Healthcare providers & facilities, Schools, Congregate facilities) Priority 4	Health Alerts and Guidance for select audiences (e.g. Healthcare providers & facilities, Schools, Congregate facilities) Priority 5
Messaging that is Sensitive to Community Beliefs and Attitudes, especially vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government communities.	Messaging that is Sensitive to Community Beliefs and Attitudes, especially vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government communities. Priority 1	Messaging that is Sensitive to Community Beliefs and Attitudes, especially vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government communities. Priority 2	Messaging that is Sensitive to Community Beliefs and Attitudes, especially vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government communities. Priority 3	Messaging that is Sensitive to Community Beliefs and Attitudes, especially vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government communities. Priority 4	Messaging that is Sensitive to Community Beliefs and Attitudes, especially vaccine hesitant/anti-vaccine and distrusting of government communities. Priority 5
Rumor, misinformation, and disinformation monitoring and counter-messaging.	Rumor, misinformation, and disinformation monitoring and counter-messaging. Priority 1	Rumor, misinformation, and disinformation monitoring and counter-messaging. Priority 2	Rumor, misinformation, and disinformation monitoring and counter-messaging. Priority 3	Rumor, misinformation, and disinformation monitoring and counter-messaging. Priority 4	Rumor, misinformation, and disinformation monitoring and counter-messaging. Priority 5
General Community Risk Communication	General Community Risk Communication Priority 1	General Community Risk Communication Priority 2	General Community Risk Communication Priority 3	General Community Risk Communication Priority 4	General Community Risk Communication Priority 5

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12. The USA has lost Measles Elimination status.

True

False

Not sure.

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13. True or False? Vaccination and immunity status is easily established at both the individual and communitywide level using health information tools like ImmTrac2.

True

False

Not Sure.

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14. True or False? Measles outbreaks significantly raise the potential for the virus to mutate to a vaccine resistant strain?

True

False

Not sure.

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15. John Hopkins University estimates the public health, productivity, and direct medical costs, on a per case basis, to be approximately how much?

$4,000

$8,000

$12,000

$16,000

$20,000

Not sure.

Measles TTX PreTest

1. PreTest

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* 1. Measles must be reported how soon? (Required.)

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* 2. During a declared measles outbreak at a school, if a student is unvaccinated and has no confirmed immunity, the school administrator must exclude the student from the school for: (Required.)

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* 3. True or False? A person exposed to measles can transmit the disease to others before they have any signs or symptoms. (Required.)

Question Title

* 4. True or False? Potential signs, symptoms, and complications of measles include fever, cough, rash, deafness, photosensitivity, pneumonia, encephalitis, and death. (Required.)

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* 5. What is the most often cited infectivity of measles (the basic reproductive number, R0) and the associated herd immunity threshold (HIT) needed to interrupt sustained transmission? (Required.)

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* 6. True or False? Potential long-term complications of measles include fatal degenerative neurological disease characterized by seizures that develop 7-10 years post-measles infection. (Required.)

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* 7. True or False? The MMR vaccine is associated with increased risk of developing Guillain-Barré syndrome. (Required.)

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* 8. In your opinion, is the MMR vaccine causally related to the development of Autism? (Required.)

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* 9. Which of the following occurrences should trigger activation of a structured Measles emergency incident management response team and actions beyond initial case investigation? (select all that should trigger response and additional resources) (Required.)

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* 10. Rank each of the following elements of a Measles Outbreak Response in the order of importance from 1 - 7. (Required.)

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* 11. For comprehensive public messaging strategy rank the priority level of each component/element listed below: (Required.)

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* 12. The USA has lost Measles Elimination status.

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* 13. True or False? Vaccination and immunity status is easily established at both the individual and communitywide level using health information tools like ImmTrac2.

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* 14. True or False? Measles outbreaks significantly raise the potential for the virus to mutate to a vaccine resistant strain?

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* 15. John Hopkins University estimates the public health, productivity, and direct medical costs, on a per case basis, to be approximately how much?

1. Measles must be reported how soon? (Required.)

2. During a declared measles outbreak at a school, if a student is unvaccinated and has no confirmed immunity, the school administrator must exclude the student from the school for: (Required.)

3. True or False? A person exposed to measles can transmit the disease to others before they have any signs or symptoms. (Required.)

4. True or False? Potential signs, symptoms, and complications of measles include fever, cough, rash, deafness, photosensitivity, pneumonia, encephalitis, and death. (Required.)

5. What is the most often cited infectivity of measles (the basic reproductive number, R0) and the associated herd immunity threshold (HIT) needed to interrupt sustained transmission? (Required.)

6. True or False? Potential long-term complications of measles include fatal degenerative neurological disease characterized by seizures that develop 7-10 years post-measles infection. (Required.)

7. True or False? The MMR vaccine is associated with increased risk of developing Guillain-Barré syndrome. (Required.)

8. In your opinion, is the MMR vaccine causally related to the development of Autism? (Required.)

9. Which of the following occurrences should trigger activation of a structured Measles emergency incident management response team and actions beyond initial case investigation? (select all that should trigger response and additional resources) (Required.)

10. Rank each of the following elements of a Measles Outbreak Response in the order of importance from 1 - 7. (Required.)

11. For comprehensive public messaging strategy rank the priority level of each component/element listed below: (Required.)

12. The USA has lost Measles Elimination status.

13. True or False? Vaccination and immunity status is easily established at both the individual and communitywide level using health information tools like ImmTrac2.

14. True or False? Measles outbreaks significantly raise the potential for the virus to mutate to a vaccine resistant strain?

15. John Hopkins University estimates the public health, productivity, and direct medical costs, on a per case basis, to be approximately how much?