Do I Have Mono Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. How are breathing and handling saliva affected by throat swelling or pain?
Breathing is normal, and I swallow saliva normally.
My throat feels mildly tight or uncomfortable, but breathing and swallowing remain normal.
Breathing is noisy or difficult, or I cannot swallow my saliva.
I sometimes need to sit upright or pause while drinking because of swelling or pain.
2. Have you had discomfort beneath the ribs on the upper-left side of your abdomen?
No, I have not had discomfort there.
I have felt brief, mild pressure or tenderness there.
The discomfort recurs, persists, or becomes worse with movement.
The pain is sudden, severe, worsening, or followed an impact or strenuous activity.
3. How have your appetite and ability to complete routine tasks changed?
They have not noticeably changed.
I am eating much less or regularly need help with routine tasks.
My appetite is slightly lower, or routine tasks take more effort.
I can barely eat or drink, or I cannot manage basic tasks without substantial help.
4. Have you noticed swollen or tender lumps in your neck, under your jaw, or in your armpits?
One area feels slightly tender or fuller than usual.
Several areas are enlarged, very painful, rapidly growing, or affecting movement.
Two or more areas feel clearly swollen or tender.
I have not noticed swelling or tenderness in these areas.
5. What best describes hydration and alertness during this illness?
I am drinking and urinating about as usual, and I feel mentally clear.
I am drinking somewhat less or my mouth occasionally feels dry.
I struggle to keep fluids down, urinate very little, feel confused, or am difficult to wake.
My urine is noticeably less frequent, or dizziness and dry mouth keep returning.
6. At a meal, how does your throat affect swallowing?
Swallowing feels normal.
I cannot swallow liquids or saliva, I am drooling, or breathing feels restricted.
Solid or rough foods are uncomfortable, so I choose softer foods.
I notice mild discomfort, but I eat and drink normally.
7. How long has the overall cluster of illness symptoms lasted?
Four to seven days.
More than a week, or it improved and then became worse again.
I do not currently have a cluster of illness symptoms.
One to three days.
8. Which statement best describes left-shoulder pain, dizziness, or faintness during this illness?
I have had mild, brief dizziness when standing quickly.
I have had repeated dizziness or unexplained left-shoulder pain.
I have had none of these symptoms.
I have fainted or nearly fainted, especially with abdominal or left-shoulder pain.
9. Have you noticed yellow skin or eyes, unusually dark urine, or unusually pale stools?
One change was slight and short-lived.
I have not noticed any of these changes.
One or more changes are clear, persistent, or occurring together.
One change has happened more than once during this illness.
10. Has a new rash appeared during this illness, including after starting an antibiotic?
A small, mild area appeared without spreading or other symptoms.
No new rash has appeared.
The rash is widespread, rapidly spreading, blistering, peeling, or involves my mouth or eyes.
A noticeable rash covers multiple areas or is itchy and persistent.
11. What best describes feverishness or chills during this illness?
I briefly felt warm or chilled, without it returning.
I have not felt feverish or had chills.
I had a temperature of at least 103°F/39.4°C, or fever with confusion or fainting.
Feverishness, chills, or a measured fever has returned or lasted more than a day.
12. During your current illness or the past two weeks, how has unusual tiredness affected a typical day?
My energy has felt normal for me.
I have tired earlier than usual but can complete my normal day.
I have needed extra rest or have cut back several usual activities.
Staying awake or managing basic daily tasks has been difficult.
13. How would you describe any sore throat during this illness?
It is painful enough that I avoid some food or conversation.
I have no sore throat.
It is scratchy or mildly sore but does not limit eating or talking.
The pain is severe, rapidly worsening, or makes swallowing liquids very difficult.
14. Which description best fits headaches, body aches, or a generally unwell feeling?
They are intense, persistent, or keep me from basic activities.
They have been mild and occasional.
They recur or make me stop some normal activities.
I have not experienced these symptoms.
15. What changes have you noticed around your tonsils or the back of your throat?
There is marked swelling, extensive coating, or very uneven swelling from one side to the other.
I have noticed mild redness without swelling or coating.
I have not noticed visible redness, swelling, or coating.
There is clear swelling or a white or yellow coating in one or more areas.