Question 13 · LEK · Measles
A patient with measles is contagious for:
- A. 5 days before the rash onset and 3 days after the rash onset.
- B. 5 days before the rash onset and 7 days after the rash onset.
- C. 7 days before the rash onset and 7 days after the rash onset.
- D. 7 days before the rash onset.
- E. first 3 days of rash.
Hint
Measles is contagious during the whole prodrome and only for a few days after the rash appears.
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