Answer Key — Zika Virus True/False Quiz
True — Zika spreads mainly through mosquito bites.
False — Anyone can get Zika, but pregnant women are at higher risk for complications.
True — Symptoms usually appear 2 to 14 days after the bite.
False — There is currently no vaccine for Zika virus.
True — Acetaminophen can reduce fever and pain from Zika.
True — Mosquito repellent helps prevent mosquito bites and Zika infection.
True — Zika can cause birth defects if a pregnant woman is infected.
False — Alcohol can dehydrate you and slow recovery; it should be avoided.
True — Aspirin should be avoided until dengue fever is ruled out to prevent bleeding risks.
True — Zika can spread through sexual contact.
False — Mild rash and fever usually do not require emergency care; contact your doctor.
True — Rest and fluids are important for recovery.
False — Zika is mainly found in warm, tropical areas, not cold snowy places.
True — Wearing long sleeves reduces mosquito bites.
True — Mosquitoes lay eggs in standing water.
False — Most people have mild or no symptoms.
True — Pregnant women should avoid travel to areas with Zika outbreaks.
False — Rest is recommended; avoid overexertion if you have joint pain and fatigue.
True — Zika can rarely cause Guillain-Barré syndrome.
True — Tell your doctor if you traveled to a Zika area, even if you feel fine.