9NEWS at 4 p.m. 1/26/17. DENVER – A potentially deadly respi…

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9NEWS аt 4 p.m. 1/26/17. DENVER - A pоtentiаlly deаdly respiratоry illness is making its rоunds in Denver. Respiratory Syncytial Virus blocks the airways of people who have the virus. It can be deadly for children 2 and under because their airways are so small it makes it difficult for them to breathe, lowering their oxygen levels. "It is the number one cause for hospitalization for younger kids in general in America," Dr. Margarita Guarin said, a pediatric pulmonologist at Rocky Mountain Pediatric Pulmonology. ----- Respiratory syncytial virus is an enveloped RNA virus. RSV most commonly causes lung and airway infections in infants and young children, but the infection can occur in people of all ages. The virus spreads through tiny respiratory droplets and can survive for up to 5 hours on fomites.  Contact with contaminated fomites in day care centers and crowded households is often the mode of transmission.  QUESTION:  Which one of the methods listed below has NO potential for destroying RSV on fomites, such as counter tops, toys, and doorknobs?  

9NEWS аt 4 p.m. 1/26/17. DENVER - A pоtentiаlly deаdly respiratоry illness is making its rоunds in Denver. Respiratory Syncytial Virus blocks the airways of people who have the virus. It can be deadly for children 2 and under because their airways are so small it makes it difficult for them to breathe, lowering their oxygen levels. "It is the number one cause for hospitalization for younger kids in general in America," Dr. Margarita Guarin said, a pediatric pulmonologist at Rocky Mountain Pediatric Pulmonology. ----- Respiratory syncytial virus is an enveloped RNA virus. RSV most commonly causes lung and airway infections in infants and young children, but the infection can occur in people of all ages. The virus spreads through tiny respiratory droplets and can survive for up to 5 hours on fomites.  Contact with contaminated fomites in day care centers and crowded households is often the mode of transmission.  QUESTION:  Which one of the methods listed below has NO potential for destroying RSV on fomites, such as counter tops, toys, and doorknobs?  

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