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D.O.D #3 - Infectious Mononucleosis (Mono)

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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tachycardia

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rapid/fast heart rate

#2
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febrile

Back (Answer)

fever

#3
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malaise

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general feeling of illness

#4
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cervical lymphadenopathy

Back (Answer)

enlarged/swollen lymph nodes (LNs)

#5
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pharyngitis

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inflammation of the throat; sore throat

#6
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erythema

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redness of skin

#7
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exudate

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tonsils are oozing pus – fluid that leaks out of blood vessels into nearby tissues

#8
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splenomegaly

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enlargement of the spleen

#9
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petechiae

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small red or purple spots caused by bleeding into/under the skin

#10
Front (Question)

junction of hard and soft palate

Back (Answer)

back of the throat

#11
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cervic can =?

Back (Answer)

neck or uterus

#12
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Mono attacks what?

Back (Answer)

the immune system

#13
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Lymphocyte predominance

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viral infection

#14
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CBC

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complete blood count

#15
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Mono name:

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Infectious Mononucleosis

#16
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Epstein-Barr Virus

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causes infectious mononeucleosis

#17
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Epstien-Barr virus

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in the herpes family like varicella (virus that causes chickenpox) and herpes simplex (virus that causes fever blisters)

#18
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Mono incubation period

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4 to 8 weeks

#19
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Commonly spread by:

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saliva ex. kissing, sharing food, lip gloss, and lip balm

#20
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Mono’s nickname:

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The Kissing Disease

#21
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?% of adults have antibodies against EBV

Back (Answer)

85-95%

#22
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little kids only have mono symptoms for:

Back (Answer)

a day

#23
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most common patients:

Back (Answer)

15-17 years

#24
Front (Question)

mono symptoms:

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sore throat, headache, body-ache, fever (102-104), swollen LNs, fatigue, malaise, spleen enlargement, and rash