HC Agencies
Communicable Diseases
Infection
Mode of Transmission
MISC
100

This HC Agency investigates global health trends and reports statistics.

What is World Health Organization (WHO)?

100

A contagious respiratory illness caused by a virus

What is Influenza?

100

This terms means an invasion of the body by microorganisms or pathogens

What is infection?

100

True or False: Direct Contact includes mother to baby, person to person, and animal to person.

What is true?

100
Bacterial Infections are treated with this medicine.

What are antibiotics?

200

This HC Agency provides medical research.

What is the NIH (National Institute of Health)?

200

If you have this disease, you should not share combs, hairbrushes, hats, towels, bedding, clothing, headphones, stuffed toys, etc.

What is Pediculosis Capitis (Head Lice)?

200

A _____ infection is specific to only a portion of the body. 

A ____ infection affects the entire body.

What is Local and Systemic?

200

Fomites are a mode of transmission for ____ ______

Indirect Contact

200
Scenario: a local swimming pool has high levels of bacteria in it. Which HC Agency would be notified?

Who is the county health department?

300

This HC Agency prevents and controls diseases.

What is the CDC?

300

With this disease, you should use shower shoes in public showers and wash your feet daily with soap and water.

What is Tinea Pedis (Athlete’s Foot)?

300

A ________ infection is also called a healthcare-associated or hospital-acquired infection.


Examples: Ventilator Associated Pneumonia, C. Diff, MRSA

What is a Nosocomial Infection?

300

True or False: Tuberculosis is a disease that spread through the air.

What is true?

300

The most effective way to prevent the transmission of the disease

What is handwashing?

400

This HC Agency focuses on job safety standards.

What is OSHA?

400

Symptoms of this disease includes red, painful, swollen skin, wounds/boils, drainage, and fever.

What is MRSA?

400

A _____ microorganism that requires oxygen to live, while a _______ microorganism that does not require oxygen to live.

What is Aerobic? What is Anaerobic?

400

A mosquito is carrying malaria, it bites a human. This is an example of which mode of transmission?

What is Vector-Borne?

400

This class of microorganisms is normal and does not produce disease. While this microorganism causes infection and disease?

What is non-pathogenic and pathogenic?
500

This agency uses comprehensive health services. There are two levels, National (US) and State (NC).

What is the Department of Health and Human Services?

500

This disease is diagnosed with a spinal tap or lumbar puncture?

What is meningitis?

500

Bacteria can be shaped like ________ or ________

What is round or spiral/rod?

500

Name the 4 modes of transmission

Direct/Indirect Contact

Airborne

Vector-Borne

500

List the 6 links in the chain of infection?

Pathogen/Causative Agent

Reservoir

Portal of Entry

Mode of Transmission

Portal of Exit

Susceptible Host