Post-Test 62702

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Which statement about baloxavir marboxil is CORRECT?
- The oral suspension of baloxavir had a longer time to reduction of viral shedding when compared to oseltamivir in children
- People exposed to influenza through a household contact treated with baloxavir were just as likely to develop influenza as those treated with placebo
- In patients 12 years and older at high risk of influenza complications with influenza B infection, baloxavir was associated with a significantly shorter time to improvement of influenza symptoms (TTIIS) when compared to placebo and oseltamivir
- Baloxavir-treated patients with infections caused by resistant I38X virus have TTIIS longer than that of placebo
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Which statement on antiviral treatment of influenza is CORRECT?
- The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that clinicians should wait for the results of influenza diagnostic tests before making decisions about initiating antiviral treatment
- Oseltamivir is associated with a 1-day reduction in symptoms if started within 48 hours of symptom onset
- Rimantadine and amantadine are effective against influenza A and B viruses
- The Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) guidelines recommend against treatment of symptomatic outpatients who are household contacts of persons at high risk of complications from influenza
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Albert is a 72-year-old man with well-controlled hypertension who is otherwise healthy seeing you for his annual visit in September. He lives in a single-family home. When you ask if he’s received the seasonal influenza vaccine, he tells you he got sick several years ago after getting the influenza vaccine and hasn’t gotten it since then. You are aware he has a fear of needles. What would be the most appropriate strategy for Albert?
- Give Albert the live, attenuated intranasal vaccine to avoid having to give him an injection
- Recommend that Albert reconsider getting the vaccine, and allow him to go home to think about what you have discussed
- Exempt Albert from the vaccine due to his fear of needles and generally good health status
- Educate Albert about his high risk of experiencing influenza-related complications due to his age and recommend he get the vaccine today
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Joan presents with 3 days of fever/malaise/nonproductive cough with worsening symptoms. She lives with her husband, son and 70-yo mother (hx of T2DM & epilepsy). No one has received a flu shot.

Select ALL CURRENTLY consistent with your approach:
- Send Joan home with the following treatment plan: manage her symptoms with over-the- counter medication and supportive care, and tell her to return if she doesn’t feel better in 2 days
- Prescribe an empiric antibiotic and antiviral therapy
- Have Joan do a rapid strep test before making a decision about therapy
- Prescribe empiric oseltamivir treatment for Joan
- Prescribe empiric baloxavir treatment for Joan
- Prescribe zanamivir treatment for Joan
- Recommend that Joan’s family members receive the influenza vaccine and that she should as well after her illness resolves
- Prescribe antiviral prophylaxis for Joan’s husband, son, and mother
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