Tutorial 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Before Pasteur and Kick announced certain of their discoveries, no one was able to describe the chain of infection of disease because there was no evidence for?

A

Microbiologic agents

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2
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Which one of the following does belong to basic classes of agents?

  • bacteria and virus
  • pesticides and other chemicals
  • vibration and temperatures
  • fungi
  • psychological factors
A

-psychological factors

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3
Q

Which of the following is false

  • bacteria in the environment usually grow and multiply
  • some metazoan have extra-host developmental states
  • viruses are usually transmitted indirectly
A

-viruses are usually transmitted

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4
Q

Define what the capacity of an infectious agent to cause disease in a susceptible host is termed

A

pathogenicity

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5
Q

Which one of the following is not a reservoir for infectious agents

  • humans
  • animals
  • soil
  • air
  • water
A

-air

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6
Q

Define a carrier for animals

A

They is an absence of the clinical disease but can be a source of infection

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7
Q

Which portal of ext is the most important and difficult to control

A

respiratory system

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8
Q

How is tuberculosis transmitted?

A

the agent is transmitted directly by droplet spread and indirectly by inanimate means

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9
Q

Which one of the following modes of transmission is direct

  • vectorborne
  • vechileborne
  • droplet spread
  • fomites
  • droplet nuclei
A

droplet spread

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10
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Which one of the following is not a factor of resistance to infection?
the gastric acid 
the cilia in respiratory tract
the cough reflex
antitoxins 
mucous membranes
A

antitoxins

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11
Q

When is susceptibility to infection increased?

A

malnutrition
preexisting ill health
artificial depressed immunologic response mechanism

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12
Q

Toxoid cause what kind of immunity

A

Artificial active

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13
Q

Passage of maternal ab ->foetus causes what immunity?

A

natural passive

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14
Q

Immune serum globulin cause which kind of immunity

A

artificial passive

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15
Q

An infection cause what kind of immunity

A

natural active

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16
Q

An antitoxin confers which kind of immunity

A

artificial passive

17
Q

The admin of convalescent serum cause which kind of immunity?

A

artificial passive

18
Q

What factors affect the risk of getting an infection from a contaminated object or vehicle?

A

the presence of a good reservoir

19
Q

The importance of morbidity reports is that they :
help to discover the source of infection
help to establish endemic levels
help to discover addition unreported cases
help to evaluate process in disease control
all of above

A

all of above