Lesson 13 Flashcards

1
Q

Five principal modes of transmission of pathogen

A

Contact
Droplet
Airborne
Vehicular
Vector

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2
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Infectious disease transmitted from person to person

A

Communicable disease

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3
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They constantly strive to prevent epidemics and to identify and eliminate any that do occur

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Public health agencies

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4
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A specialized agency of the United Nations, founded in 1948

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WHO

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5
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Its mission is to promote technical cooperation for health among nations, carry out programs to control and eradicate diseases, and improve the quality of human life

A

WHO

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6
Q

Guinea worm infection

A

Dracunculiasis

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7
Q

River blindness

A

Onchocerciasis

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8
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Responsible for controlling the introduction and spread of infectious diseases

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CDC / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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9
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In times of war, the use of microorganisms is called

A

Biological warfare

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10
Q

These people are referred to as biological terrorist, and the specific pathogen they use

A

Bioterrorism agents

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11
Q

Four pathogens that are potential biowarfare and bioterrorism agents

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B. Anthracis
C. Botulinum
V. Major
Y. Pestis

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12
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It is caused by B. Anthracis

A

Anthrax

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13
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A spore forming, gram positive bacillus

A

B. Anthracis

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14
Q

Three forms of anthrax

A

Cutaneous A.
Inhalation A.
Gastrointestinal A.

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15
Q

What anthrax is the most severe

A

Inhalation Anthrax

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16
Q

Ranks the most severe to not severe anthrax

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Inhalation
Gastrointestinal
Cutaneous

17
Q

A fatal microbial intoxication, caused by botulinal toxin, a neurotoxin caused by C. Botulinum

A

Botulinum

18
Q

A neurotoxin caused by C. Botulinum

A

Botulinal toxin

19
Q

A serious, contagious, and sometimes fatal viral disease

A

Smallpox

20
Q

It is caused by Y. Pestis

A

Plague

21
Q

A zoonosis and is usually transmitted to humans by fles bit

A

Plague

22
Q

Plague can manifest itself in several ways;

A

Bubonic plague
Respiratory plague
Septicemic plague

23
Q

Plague that is highly communicable, involves the lungs

A

Pneumonic Plague

24
Q

Plague that may cause septic shock, meningitis, or death

A

Septicemic Plague

25
Q

Plague mamed for the swollen, inflamed, and tender lymph nodes

A

Bubonic plague

26
Q

What category are the etiologic agents of anthrax, botulism, small pox, and plague

A

Category A

27
Q

Pose the greatest possible threat for a bad effect on public health

A

Category A agents

28
Q

May spread acrooss a large area and need great deal of planning

A

Category A agents

29
Q

A moderate to high protential for large scale dessimination

A

Category B agents

30
Q

Currently not believed to present a high bioterrorism risk to, future threats

A

Category C

31
Q

Sanitation Code of the Phillipines

A

PD 856

32
Q

The Philippine Act of 2004

A

Republic Act No. 9275

33
Q

Aims to protect the country’s water bodies from pollution from land-based sources

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RA 9275

34
Q

Water is considered potable (safe to drink) of it contains

A

1 coliforms or less 100 ml of water

35
Q

It contains mainly water, faecal materials, garbage and bacteria from the drains of houses and other buildings

A

Raw sewage

36
Q

In the sewage disposal plant, large debris is first filtered out, skimmers remove floating grease and oil

A

Primary sewage treatment

37
Q

The liquid then undergoes second treatment, which includes aeration or trickling filtration

A

Secondary sewage treatment

38
Q

In some desert cities, where water is short supply, the effluent water from the sewage disposal plant is further treated

A

Tertiary sewage treatment