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This is the cause of the typically benign, self-limited disease that is also as German measles Rubella virus replicates By two Rubella virus produces: A characteristic erythematous, maculopapular rash, which appears first on the face, then spreads to the trunk and extremities and usually resolves in five days 50% of rubella infections are asymptomatic Rubella infection during pregnancy may have severe consequences, including miscarriage, stillbirth, or congenital rubella syndrome (CRS). Infants born with CRS may present with a number of abnormalities, the most common of are deafness, eye defects, including cataracts and glaucoma, cardiac abnormalities, mental retardation, and motor disabilities What is vaccine? Part of the routine immunization. culture is not routinely used To diagnose rubella infections, and serological testing is the method of choice. cytopathic effects The visible effects of viral infections. What is prodrome Non-specific symptoms which could progress to specific symptoms Which technique used to be the standard for measuring rubella? Hemagglutination inhibition Which method is most commonly used today to test for rubella? ELISA The method is the most commonly used method to test for rubella because of its _______, ______, _______, & _________. Sensitivity, specificity, ease of performance, and adaptability to automation ELISA’s can be used to detect which rubella antibody? IgM What are methods that can be run in auto analyzers to detect rubella antibodies? Chemiluminescence and immunofluorescence EIA’s can diagnose CRS using what body fluids? Dried venous blood or oral fluid What type of test are used to screen for rubella immunity Serology tests Which antibodies cause the rubella rash to appear? IgM and IgG antibodies generally decline by four or five weeks but may persist in low levels for a year or more? IgM Which antibodies provide immunity and persist for life? IgG