Infectious Diseases 1
Infectious Diseases 2
Chronic Diseases 1
Chronic Diseases 2
Mixed
100

What is a pathogen?

Pathogen is a microorganism that causes an infectious disease.

100

What causes malaria?

Malaria is transmitted through mosquito bites.

100

What is Chronic disease?

Chronic diseases are diseases that last a long time, sometimes even a lifetime.

100

What common symptoms shared by many cancers?

fatigue, fever, chills, loss of appetite, weight loss, and night sweats.

100

What are some common symptoms shared by Cold and Flu?

•Fever, sore throat, headache, and cough

200

Identify the three ways in which infectious diseases can be passed from one person to another.

Direct contact

Indirect contact

Airborne transmission

Host transmission

200

Explain the difference between influenza and a common cold.

Influenza has more serious symptoms and last longer than the common cold.

200

What are three common risk factors associated with many chronic diseases?

Physical inactivity

Poor diet

Smoking

200

What type of chronic disease is asthma?

Lung diseases

200

Cancer is the _______ leading cause of death in the U.S.

Second

300

What are some guidelines to prevent diseases to be spread?

Washing hands

Cover your nose and mouth

Sanitize objects and surfaces

300

What is athlete’s foot and how can it be prevented?

Fungal Infections - 

•Can be prevented by changing shoes often, drying shoes out, changing socks frequently, and washing the feet daily.

300

What is cardiovascular disease (CVD)

CVD describes a variety of diseases that affect the cardiorespiratory system.

300

What are some symptoms associated with arthritis?

Joint pain, loss of mobility, stiffness, and swelling.

300

What is the difference between type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes?

In type 1 diabetes, insulin is not produced; in type 2 diabetes, insulin does not function properly.

400

The body has several ways to prevent a pathogen from entering it. List 2 examples

Skin

Mucous membranes

Tears

Saliva

Immune system

400

How can Malaria be prevented?

•Using mosquito repellant, covering up with clothing, and using mosquito netting when sleeping can help prevent malaria

400

List two types of CVD.

−Coronary heart disease

−Atherosclerosis

−Arteriosclerosis

−Stroke

−High blood pressure

400
  • Identify at least two risk factors for osteoporosis.

Smoking, being underweight, lack of exercise, and insufficient calcium and vitamin D contribute to it.

400

List at least two functions that can be impaired by a disability.

•Includes vision, hearing, mental, and mobility impairments.

500

List 1-2 infectious diseases caused by a bacteria.

lyme disease, bacterial meningitis, tuberculosis, strep throat (streptococcus)

500
  • How is the handling of food related to infectious disease?

Worms, bacteria, molds, and viruses can live in foods and thus can be spread when foods are improperly handled, stored, or cooked.

500

What are the most common types of cancer in men? In women?

Men: Prostate, Lung, and Colon

Women: Breast, Colon, and Lung

500

Define Alzheimer’s disease.

•Most common form of dementia

•Has a genetic component

•More common in females and those with a history of high blood pressure or head trauma

500

Which type of infectious disease is malaria?

Protozoan Infections

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