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100

Which animal is the most common vector for dengue and malaria?

The mosquito

100

Which age group is most likely to die from a COVID-19 infection?

a. 0-5 years

b. 6-20 years

c. 20-59 years

d. 60+ years

d. 60+ years

100

COVID-19 is an example of:

a. virus

b. bacterium

c. parasite

d. fungal infection

a. virus

100

True or false: The risk of malaria infection is most common on the continents of Europe and North America.

False

100

What animal is associated with the spread of malaria?

Mosquitoes

200

Influenza is an example of:

a. bacterial infection

b. amoeba

c. parasite

d. virus

d. virus

200

COVID-19 is most commonly transmitted through:

a. skin contact

b. air / respiration

c. blood

b. air / respiration

200

True or false: Those infected with Varicella are contagious even before their rash appears.

True

200

What medical technology effectively eradicated measles and varicella?

Vaccines

200

Measles and varicella are highly _________. This means they are easily spread between individuals.

Contagious

300

In the United States, children from rural areas have (lower/higher) rates of immunization.

Lower

300

True or false: All species of mosquitoes can transmit malaria.

False: Only anopheles mosquitoes transmit malaria

300

Mad Cow and Fatal Familial Insomnia are both examples of what kind of disease?

Prion / prional disease

300

True or false: Malaria and dengue are both caused by parasitic infections.

False: Malaria is caused by a parasite while dengue is caused by a virus.

400

In which city was COVID-19 first detected?

Wuhan, China

400

Which is not a common reason for why Canadian parents do not vaccine their children?

a. distrust of government

b. vaccines are to expensive

c. misinformation

d. fear of side effects

b. childhood vaccines are free in Canada

400

Before the vaccine was released, COVID-19 was ______ times more deadly than the common flu.

a. 2

b. 3

c. 10

c. 10

400

True or false: Mad Cow disease and Fatal Familial Insomnia cannot be cured.

True

400

The ________ period refers to the length of time it takes for symptoms to appear after an infection.

incubation

500

Which country has the largest vaccine program in the world?

India

500

True or false: Antibiotics are an effective treatment for Chickenpox.

False: Chickenpox is caused by a virus, and antibiotics do not kill viruses.

500

In the United States, parents' vaccine hesitancy is the main reason for under-vaccination. In India, the problem is related to what?

Geographical, transportation, or physical barriers (rural vs. urban disparity)

500

What is the more commonly known term for "Varicella"?

Chickenpox

500

Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) is also commonly known as what?

Mad Cow disease