Salmonella Typhi

Annually, in the United States, there are roughly __________ cases of typhoid.

Of those who contract typhoid in the U.S., _____ percent of these are contracted while traveling abroad.

True/False:
No animals carry this disease, so transmission is always human to human.

What are the two major symptoms of typhoid? Options: Vomiting and fever, Rash and Vomiting, Fever and Rash, Fever and paralysis

True/False:
Countries with more access to clean water and washing facilities typically have a higher number of typhoid cases.

Can you get vaccinated for typhoid fever?

1 in ____ people could be a silent carrier of typhoid.

Mary Mallon, better known as "_________ Mary" (1869-1938), was the first known asymptomatic typhoid carrier in the U.S. During her career as a cook, Mary is thought to have infected at least 51 people, three of whom died.

True/False:
Typhoid is spread by contact and ingestion of infected human feces. This can happen through an infected water source or when handling food.

Which of the following isn't a prevention measure for typhoid you should follow while traveling out of the country? Options: Drink bottled water, Avoid ice in your drinks, Be sure to try all the local street food vendors, Be wary of eating anything that has been handled by someone else