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1. True or false? Rabies is a disease of mammals. 2. True or false? An oral vaccine is used to control rabies in wildlife populations. 3. True or false? Most cases of human rabies in the U.S. are caused by bats. 4. True or false? A single amino acid change in the G protein can render the virus avirulent. 5. True or false? There are no antiviral drugs for rabies. 6. True or false? Post-exposure vaccination is not successful in preventing rabies because the virus rapidly travels to the brain. 7. True or false? No person has ever survived the symptomatic phase of rabies. 8. Which of the following is not characteristic of the rabies virion?

          1. True or false? Rabies is a disease of mammals.
2. True or false? An oral vaccine is used to control rabies in wildlife populations.
3. True or false? Most cases of human rabies in the U.S. are caused by bats.
4. True or false? A single amino acid change in the G protein can render the virus avirulent.
5. True or false? There are no antiviral drugs for rabies.
6. True or false? Post-exposure vaccination is not successful in preventing rabies because the
virus rapidly travels to the brain.
7. True or false? No person has ever survived the symptomatic phase of rabies.
8. Which of the following is not characteristic of the rabies virion?

1. True or false? Rabies is a disease of mammals.
2. True or false? An oral vaccine is used to control rabies in wildlife populations.
3. True or false? Most cases of human rabies in the U.S. are caused by bats.
4. True or false? A single amino acid change in the G protein can render the virus avirulent.
5. True or false? There are no antiviral drugs for rabies.
6. True or false? Post-exposure vaccination is not successful in preventing rabies because the
virus rapidly travels to the brain.
7. True or false? No person has ever survived the symptomatic phase of rabies.
8. Which of the following is not characteristic of the rabies virion?

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