Malaria being spread by mosquitoes is an example of which type of disase
transmission? Vehicle-borne Zeonosis Fontice-borne Vector-borne The disease-
evoking power of a pathogen is called which of the following?
Invasiveness Variability Virulence Communicability
The likelihood of a pathogen or agent being trans-from one infected person to another susceptive
person is referred to as which of the following?
Invasiveness Variability Virulence Communicability
Metabolic diseases are best defined by which of the
following? A collective name that refers to a group
of many diseases with one common characteristic-
uncontrolled growth of mutated cells A lower level of mental, physical,
or moral state than is normal Diseases existing at birth and often before birth, or
that develop during the first month of life Caused by
the body reacting to an invasion of or injury by a
foreign object or substance Any of the diseases or
disorders that disrupt the process of converting food
to energy on a cellular level; affects the ability of the
cell to perform critical biochemical reactions that
involve the processing or transport of proteins (amino acids),
carbohydrates (sugars and starches), or lipids (fatty acids) As a general rule,
a disease is included on a state\'s list of notifiable diseases under what
conditions? Causes serious morbidity or death Has
the potential to spread Can be controlled with
appropriate intervention All of the above conditions
warrant reporting the disease. The natural course of
communicable disease involves a susceptible host; a
point of exposure; a cube clinical disease phase; the
clinical disease phase; and a phase of recovery, disability, or death. Which phase is related to the
latency period? Susceptibility phase Subclinical phase Clinical disease phase Recovery,
disability, or death phase Which term refers to quarantine-type activities
that are conducted on an inpatient basis in a hospital
or nursing home? Quarantine Isolation Good
hygiene Immunization Chemoprophylaxis What herd
immunity threshold did Jonas Salk suggest would
make it infeasible for there to be a polio epidemic? 55% 65% 75% 85%
Solution
13. b)- zoonosis
14. c)-virulence
15. d)- communicability
16. e)
17. d) - all of the above conditions
18. b) - subclinical phase
19. b) - isolation
20. d) - 85%.
Malaria being spread by mosquitoes is an example of which type of dis.pdf
1. Malaria being spread by mosquitoes is an example of which type of disase
transmission? Vehicle-borne Zeonosis Fontice-borne Vector-borne The disease-
evoking power of a pathogen is called which of the following?
Invasiveness Variability Virulence Communicability
The likelihood of a pathogen or agent being trans-from one infected person to another susceptive
person is referred to as which of the following?
Invasiveness Variability Virulence Communicability
Metabolic diseases are best defined by which of the
following? A collective name that refers to a group
of many diseases with one common characteristic-
uncontrolled growth of mutated cells A lower level of mental, physical,
or moral state than is normal Diseases existing at birth and often before birth, or
that develop during the first month of life Caused by
the body reacting to an invasion of or injury by a
foreign object or substance Any of the diseases or
disorders that disrupt the process of converting food
to energy on a cellular level; affects the ability of the
cell to perform critical biochemical reactions that
involve the processing or transport of proteins (amino acids),
carbohydrates (sugars and starches), or lipids (fatty acids) As a general rule,
a disease is included on a state's list of notifiable diseases under what
conditions? Causes serious morbidity or death Has
the potential to spread Can be controlled with
appropriate intervention All of the above conditions
warrant reporting the disease. The natural course of
communicable disease involves a susceptible host; a
point of exposure; a cube clinical disease phase; the
clinical disease phase; and a phase of recovery, disability, or death. Which phase is related to the
latency period? Susceptibility phase Subclinical phase Clinical disease phase Recovery,
disability, or death phase Which term refers to quarantine-type activities
that are conducted on an inpatient basis in a hospital
or nursing home? Quarantine Isolation Good
hygiene Immunization Chemoprophylaxis What herd
immunity threshold did Jonas Salk suggest would
make it infeasible for there to be a polio epidemic? 55% 65% 75% 85%
2. Solution
13. b)- zoonosis
14. c)-virulence
15. d)- communicability
16. e)
17. d) - all of the above conditions
18. b) - subclinical phase
19. b) - isolation
20. d) - 85%
