21 People Contract Legionnaires' Disease

21 People Contract Legionnaires' Disease

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In southwest Edinburgh, an outbreak of Legionnaires disease has raised concerns, with one death and multiple confirmed and suspected cases. The Scottish Government held a crisis meeting, and health experts are monitoring the situation. Cooling towers at several sites are being tested as potential sources. Public anxiety is high, especially in affected areas like Dalry, Sakteng, and Gorgie. The investigation continues, but results will take time due to the disease's incubation period.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the initial response by the Scottish Government to the Legionnaires disease outbreak?

They ignored the situation.

They called a crisis meeting of health experts.

They issued a public holiday.

They immediately closed all industrial sites.

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Which locations are being investigated as potential sources of the Legionnaires disease outbreak?

Local schools and hospitals

Cooling towers at industrial sites

Residential buildings

Public parks and gardens

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which areas in Edinburgh have most of the confirmed cases of Legionnaires disease?

Dalry, Sakteng, and Gorgie

Leith, Portobello, and Stockbridge

New Town, Old Town, and Haymarket

Morningside, Bruntsfield, and Marchmont

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What is the age range of those hospitalized due to the Legionnaires disease outbreak?

20 to 60 years

10 to 50 years

30 to 90 years

40 to 80 years

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Why is it difficult to determine the exact number of people affected by the Legionnaires disease outbreak?

The disease has a long incubation period.

There is a lack of medical facilities.

The symptoms are easily recognizable.

The outbreak is confined to a small area.