What is it?
How is it prevented, treated or caused?
What does it do and what does it look like?
Bonus
100

True or false... Tuberculosis is the biggest killer globally

False

100

What antibiotic can you use to prevent the dormant infection from becoming active?

Isoniazid (INH)

100

True or False...Tuberculosis causes loss of appetite but not loss of weight

False, Tuberculosis causes both

100

Name three out of the eight symptoms of Tuberculosis infecting the lungs

Coughing-sometimes with mucus or blood,     Chills, Fatigue,     Fever,     Loss of weight,     Loss of appetite,     Night sweats




200

What does Tuberculosis usually affect?

The lungs

200

When is it predicted that Tuberculosis will be eliminated?

2025

200

What part of the body is Tuberculosis most likely to damage?

The lungs

200

True or False...Tuberculosis infecting the brain can cause meningitis

True

300

In 2015 how many people died from Tuberculosis?

1.8 Million 

300

What is the Tuberculosis vaccine called

BCG

300

Describe the bacterium

Cylindrical Rods

300

When did German microbiologist Robert Koch discover Tuberculosis 

1882

400

Who discovered Tuberculosis?

German microbiologist Robert Koch

400

What is the bacterium called that causes Tuberculosis? 

Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacterium

400

What five other parts of the body can Tuberculosis affect (the ones we mentioned)

Bones, Brain, Liver, Kidneys, Heart

400

Is isoniazid the only antibiotic prescribed to help with Tuberculosis?

No

500

Describe what happens in Active stage of Tuberculosis

The bacteria do cause symptoms and can be transmitted to others

500

What are the five ways Tuberculosis can be spread though the air?

When someone who has the disease coughs, sneezes, spits, laughs, or talks

500

Tuberculosis infecting the liver and kidneys can impair...

Waste filtration functions and lead to blood in the urine

500

Describe what happens in the latent stage of Tuberculosis

The bacteria remain in the body in an inactive state. They cause no symptoms and are not contagious, but they can become active