Understanding and Analyzing Key Concepts in "The Hot Zone" Quiz

Ebola virus is the central focus of 'The Hot Zone', a book by Richard Preston.

Richard Preston authored 'The Hot Zone', which extensively discusses Ebola virus.

The Ebola virus first emerged in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Ebola virus infections have an approximate fatality rate of 90%.

Ebola is classified as a Filovirus.

Bats are considered the natural reservoir for Ebola virus.

The transmission of Ebola virus from animals to humans is termed zoonotic transmission.

The main symptoms of Ebola virus disease include muscle pain, vomiting, and diarrhea.

The Zaire virus strain of Ebola is the most deadly.

Airborne transmission is NOT a mode of transmission of Ebola virus between humans.

The severe internal bleeding associated with Ebola virus infection is termed hemorrhagic fever.

Antibiotics are NOT a treatment for Ebola virus disease.

The approximate mortality rate of Ebola virus disease is 90%.

The Zaire virus type of Ebola virus has caused the most outbreaks and deaths in humans.