Untitled Quiz

What is rabies?

• A disease transmitted from animals to humans through rabies virus

• A bacterial infection

• A skin condition

• A type of flu virus

How is rabies transmitted?

• Through infected animal bites or scratches

• Through contaminated water

• Through the air

• Through physical contact with an infected person

Can consumption of meat from an infected animal transmit rabies?

• Yes, unless the meat is cooked

• No, it is safe to consume

• Only if the meat is raw

• It depends on the type of animal

What should be done immediately after an animal bite?

• Cover the wound with a bandage

• Ignore the bite and wait for it to heal

• Wash and flush the wound with soap and water

• Apply irritants to the wound

How does rabies develop in humans?

• The virus does not affect humans

• The virus affects the muscles only

• The virus stays in the skin

• The virus progresses from tissue to the spinal cord and brain

What factors can influence the development of rabies infection?

• Color of the animal, size of the wound, time of day, type of clothing worn

• Hair length of the animal, breed of the animal, type of shoes worn, time of year

• Weather conditions, age of the victim, type of food consumed, location of the bite

• Type of exposure, severity of the bite, amount of rabies virus, type of animal, immune status of the victim, site of bite

Is it possible to develop rabies from the vaccination?

• No, all rabies vaccines for human use are inactivated

• Only if the vaccine is expired

• It depends on the individual's immune system

• Yes, there is a risk of developing rabies from the vaccine

What can be done for rabies prevention and control?

• Ensure pet dogs are vaccinated, do not sell or consume meat from rabid animals

• Ignore vaccination, consume meat from any source

• Avoid contact with animals, do not seek medical help

• Vaccinate only wild animals, consume meat from any source

What is the rabies vaccination schedule for pet dogs?

• Vaccinate at 6 months, then every 2 years

• Do not vaccinate pet dogs

• Vaccinate at 1 year, then every 5 years

• Vaccinate at 3 months, then at 9 months, and annually thereafter

What are the clinical features of rabies in dogs?

• Sleeping all day, avoiding water, barking loudly, wagging tail constantly

• Limping, scratching furniture, meowing loudly, sleeping excessively

• Biting without provocation, eating abnormal items, running for no reason, change in sound

• Hiding in corners, refusing to eat, excessive barking, running in circles