Cholera Today
People & Places
Cholera Characteristics
Treatments and Prognosis
Miscellaneous
100
This type of nation is most vulnerable to a cholera outbreak today.
What is a developing nation?
100
This man discovered the real transmission of cholera.
Who is John Snow?
100
The body system that Cholera affects.
What is gastrointestinal?
100
BONUS: Play rock paper scissors with Ms. Downs for 100 points.
100
The room number of the classroom we are in right now.
What is 333?
200
This public health measure helps prevent cholera outbreaks in developed nations today.
What is a water deliver system?
What is a sewage disposal system?
200
A prominent religious leader in the Soho neighborhood.
Who is Henry Whitehead?
200
Cholera infects through this mode of transmission.
What is consumption of contaminated water?
What is the fecal/oral route?
200
The main cause of death for cholera patients.
What is dehydration?
200
The name of the street where Cholera was most prevalent in the 1854 outbreak.
What is Broad Street?
300
Snow and Whitehead's work made this type of population movement less dangerous.
What is urbanization?
300
This country is experiencing an outbreak of Cholera as of September 2018.
What is Zimbabwe?
300
Cholera is
A) Viral
B) Bacterial
C) Infectious agent unknown
What is bacterial?
300
This is the modern treatment for Cholera. Must name one part.
What is rehydration, IV Fluids, and antibiotics?
300
The two prevailing theories of how cholera was spread.
What are miasma and germ?
400
This country experienced an outbreak in 2010 that was traced back to a United Nations Peacekeeping Camp.
*From reading
What is Haiti?
400
This is the name of the neighborhood in London that was hit hardest by the 1854 outbreak.
What is Soho?
400
This theory claims that bad smells cause disease.
What is miasma?
400
The life expectancy for those who showed symptoms of cholera in 1854.
What is a matter of hours?
400
John Snow did this to prevent the further spread of Cholera on Broad Street.
What is remove the Broad Street water pump handle?
500
This is the annual global cost of Cholera via healthcare costs and productivity loss.
What is $2 billion?
500
This event is thought to have started the 1854 London Cholera outbreak.
What is throwing a baby's dirty diaper into a cesspool?
500
Three symptoms of cholera.
What is rice watery stool, diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration?
500
What is the purpose of the Cholera Cot?
What is measure amount of fluids lost by the patient in a given period of time?
500
The year that the outbreak in London began.
What is 1854?