3.2 Information

Question 1

Inventor of vaccination

Answer 1

Edward Jenner 1796

Question 2

Branches of public health

Answer 2

Public health agency of Canada federal
Ontario ministry of health and long term care provincial
36 health units in Ontario

Question 3

Vaccines in Ontario

Answer 3

Polio tetanus whooping cough rubella measles bacterial meningitis
Happens in several points of development adults need booster shots

Question 4

MMR

Answer 4

Measles mumps rubella infectious diseases
Can cause mental retardation sterility and deafness
Done at 1 year and 18 months
Required by law

Question 5

HPV

Answer 5

2007 dr harald Zur Hausen

Nobel prise for HPV and cervical cancer vaccine made

Question 6

Carcinogens

Answer 6

Chemicals that are proven to cause cancer

Question 7

Spread of the West Nile virus

Answer 7

Spread by mosquitos affects birds horses humans
Within 2 weeks can transmit to humans
No vaccine

Question 8

Symptoms

Answer 8

Mild influenza 
Serious paralysis 
Seizure
Death 
80 percent of people have no symptoms

Question 9

West Nile virus protection strategies

Answer 9

Minimize exposure from dusk to dawn
Limit breeding ground dense brush and shallow water
Apply insect repellent with less that 30 percent feet
Wear light colour clothes cover arms and legs

Question 10

NutriSTEo

Answer 10

Screening to identify theee to five year olds with nutritional problems

Question 11

AIDS

Answer 11

Ontario has over 80 groups

Question 12

DNA screening

Answer 12

DNA markers studied and changed cells environment