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WorksheetsDeSCa - Module 1: Dengue Essentials (Testing)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is Dengue?
A bacterial infection
A viral infection
A parasite infection
A fungal infection
An insect infection
How does Dengue spread?
Through eating unclean food/water
Through skin wounds and cuts
Through human-human contact
Through mosquito bites
How many times can you be infected with dengue?
Only once
Twice
Three times
Four times
What is/are the potential harm(s) of Dengue?
Shock (Drop in blood pressure)
Liver failure
Internal bleeding
Brain damage
Is Dengue fatal?
Yes
No
What are the symptoms of dengue?
Nausea
Rashes
Fever
Aches and pains
When do Dengue symptoms start showing after infection?
Immediately
Around one week
Around two weeks
Around one month
Where do Dengue mosquitos breed?
Rivers/Oceans
Running water
Still/dead water
Water containers
What should I do when suspected/infected with dengue?
Seek medical help
Look out for dengue warning signs
Avoid further mosquito exposure
Stay hydrated
How long do the symptoms of Dengue last?
Around one day
Around one week
Around two weeks
Around one month
What is/are the warning sign(s) for Dengue that indicate immediate medical attention is needed?
Abdominal pain
Persistent vomiting
Blood in stool/vomit
Rapid breathing
Bleeding gums
If I am diagnosed with Dengue, which drug(s) must I avoid?
Ibuprofen
Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)
Aspirin
Statins
None of the above
How do I prevent Dengue mosquitos from breeding?
Properly dispose of water collecting waste
Regularly clean and cover water containers or saucers
Apply chlorine or insecticides to water containers
Apply chlorine or insecticides to lakes and rivers
How do we protect ourselves from Dengue mosquitos?
Apply screens or nettings to windows or doors
Use insect repellent while outdoors
Minimise skin exposure with additional clothing
Plan travels and avoid areas with dengue outbreaks
What are examples of Dengue mosquito breeding sites?
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