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CD vs. NCD

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which communicable disease causes people to have a severe fever, chills, body aches and is caused by a respiratory infection?

a)

Mono

b)

Flu

c)

Strep Throat

2.

Which communicable disease is characterized by fatigue and a swollen spleen and is caused by an overproduction of monocytes?

a)

Mono

b)

Flu

c)

Strep Throat

3.

Which communicable disease is characterized by white patches of bacteria in the throat and has symptoms of sore throat and swollen lymph nodes

a)

Mono

b)

Flu

c)

Strep Throat

4.

What are examples of risk factors for communicable diseases?

a)

sharing food and drinks

b)

not washing your hands

c)

exercising

d)

eating nutritious foods

5.

What are examples of prevention methods for communicable diseases?

a)

sharing food and drinks

b)

not washing your hands

c)

exercising

d)

eating nutritious foods

6.

Which noncommunicable disease occurs due to a resistance to insulin due to a person being overweight?

a)

cardiovascular (heart) disease

b)

cancer

c)

type 2 diabetes

d)

respiratory diseases

7.

Which noncommunicable disease occurs due to blocked or narrowed blood vessels and is caused by lack of exercise and poor nutrition?

a)

cardiovascular (heart) disease

b)

cancer

c)

type 2 diabetes

d)

respiratory diseases

8.

Which noncommunicable disease occurs due to chronic infections of the airways and leads to trouble breathing?

a)

cardiovascular (heart) disease

b)

cancer

c)

type 2 diabetes

d)

respiratory diseases

9.

Which noncommunicable disease occurs due to malfunctioning cells reproducing rapidly and is due to lifestyle choices, environmental conditions and genetics?

a)

cardiovascular (heart) disease

b)

cancer

c)

type 2 diabetes

d)

respiratory diseases

10.

What are 3 common risk factors for noncommunicable diseases?

a)

Exercising daily

b)

Poor nutrition

c)

using alcohol and tobacco

d)

genetics