BioQuizGR6

What are the main causes of Cholera?

• Consuming too much sugar

• Genetic predisposition

• Vibrio cholerae bacteria in contaminated water or food

• Excessive exercise

How does the bacteria Vibrio cholerae cause Cholera?

• By releasing a hormone that affects the immune system

• By causing inflammation in the lungs

• By attacking the nervous system

• By producing a toxin that affects the intestines

Explain how contaminated water can lead to a Cholera outbreak.

• Cholera outbreak is a result of genetic mutation, not contaminated water

• Contaminated water can contain the Vibrio cholerae bacteria, which causes cholera when ingested.

• Cholera outbreak is caused by contaminated air, not water

• Contaminated water can lead to a Cholera outbreak by increasing the pH level

What are the common symptoms of Tuberculosis?

• Headache, stomach ache, dizziness, sore throat, runny nose

• Coughing, chest pain, unintentional weight loss, fatigue, fever, night sweats, and chills

• Rash, hives, itching, swelling, redness

• Muscle pain, joint pain, back pain, abdominal pain, nausea

How does Tuberculosis affect the lungs?

• It causes the lungs to become stronger

• It has no effect on the lungs

• It turns the lungs into a different organ

• It causes inflammation and damage to the lung tissue.

What are some preventive measures for Flu?

• Drinking contaminated water

• Not washing hands regularly

• Eating raw meat

• Getting vaccinated, practicing good hygiene, avoiding close contact with sick people, and staying home when sick.

Why is it important to get vaccinated for the Flu?

• To protect yourself and others from getting sick.

• It's not important, the flu is just a minor illness

• Because the government says so

• To make the pharmaceutical companies richer

What are the main ways in which Malaria is transmitted?

• Airborne droplets

• Direct contact with an infected person

• Mosquito bites

• Contaminated water

What are the potential health risks associated with food contamination?

• Food poisoning

• Allergic reactions

• Foodborne illnesses

• Obesity

What are the common ways in which food can get contaminated?

• Leaving food uncovered, not washing hands before cooking, not storing food at the right temperature

• Drinking contaminated water, not washing fruits and vegetables, not cooking meat properly

• Not washing hands before eating, not checking expiry dates, not storing food at the right temperature