One Health and Pandemics Quiz

When was One Health created?

• 2008

• 2004

• 2002

• 2006

Which organizations are involved in promoting One Health?

• WHO, UNICEF, UNEP, OIE

• WHO, FAO, OIE, UNICEF

• WHO, UNESCO, UNEP, OIE

• WHO, FAO, OIE, UNEP

What percentage of infectious diseases are zoonotic?

• 50%

• 40%

• 60%

• 70%

What is the main difference between bacterial and viral infections?

• Viral infections are localized, bacterial infections are systemic

• Viral infections are caused by animals, bacterial infections are not

• Bacterial infections are treated with antibiotics, viral infections are not

• Bacterial infections are contagious, viral infections are not

What is the main cause of antibiotic resistance?

• Overuse of antibiotics in animals and plants

• Underuse of antibiotics in humans

• Proper use of antibiotics in humans and animals

• No known cause

What is the term for a large scale outbreak of a disease?

• Endemic

• Pandemic

• Outbreak

• Epidemic

What is the role of a Thomasian Scientist in the context of pandemics?

• Conducting research on non-transmissible diseases

• Treating infected patients

• Predicting future behavior of viral pandemics

• Developing vaccines

Where was Covid-19 first identified?

• New York, USA

• London, UK

• Wuhan, China

• Tokyo, Japan

What is the main purpose of vaccines?

• To cause death

• To prevent hospitalization

• To cause severe symptoms

• To spread the virus

What are the recommended preventive measures for Covid-19?

• Avoiding close contact, covering mouth and nose, and wearing a facemask

• Avoiding coughing or sneezing

• Avoiding covering mouth and nose, and cleaning and disinfecting

• Avoiding hand washing, close contact, and wearing a facemask