Understanding Tetanus

The video discusses ten facts about tetanus, highlighting its potential fatality, symptoms, prevention through vaccination, and non-contagious nature. It explains the causes, risks of reoccurrence, and lack of a cure, emphasizing the importance of vaccination. The video also covers transmission methods, severe symptoms like muscle spasms and lockjaw, and concludes with a call for viewer interaction.

What percentage of tetanus cases can result in death?

• 10-20%

• 1-5%

• 25-30%

• 50-60%

How long can it take for tetanus symptoms to appear after an injury?

• Up to 3 weeks

• 1-3 days

• Over a month

• Immediately

What is the only way to prevent tetanus?

• Tetanus vaccination

• Healthy diet

• Regular exercise

• Antibiotics

Which bacteria is responsible for causing tetanus?

• Staphylococcus aureus

• Escherichia coli

• Clostridium tetani

• Bacillus anthracis

Why is tetanus considered unique among infections?

• It is not contagious

• It is highly contagious

• It can be cured easily

• It only affects animals

Can tetanus reoccur after recovery?

• No, once recovered, you are immune

• Only in children

• Only in the elderly

• Yes, because immunity is not guaranteed

Which of the following can cause tetanus?

• Drinking contaminated water

• Animal bites

• Inhaling dust

• Eating raw food

What severe condition can muscle spasms from tetanus cause?

• Kidney stones

• Liver failure

• Bone fractures

• Heart attack

What is the most common symptom of tetanus?

• Rash

• Lockjaw

• Fever

• Nausea

What can excessive use of sedatives to control muscle spasms lead to?

• Increased immunity

• Serious disability

• Improved recovery

• Weight gain