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WorksheetsChapter 17 Health Test
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is a small, single celled organism that can be found almost everywhere?
Virus
HIV
Bacteria
Antibiotic
What is a drug that kills or slows the growth of bacteria
Incubation Period
Vaccine
Abstinence
Atibiotic
What is an extremely small particle that consists of an outer shell and genetic material?
HIV
Virus
AIDS
Bacteria
What is a widespread occurrence of disease?
Epidemic
Covid-19
Pandemic
AIDS
What is the deliberate choice to refrain from all sexual activity?
HIV
AIDS
Sexual Activity
Abstinence
What is a virus that causes AIDS?
HIV
Incubation Period
AIDS
Abstinence
What is a serious viral disease that destroys the body's immune system?
Immune
HIV
Vaccine
AIDS
What is an Incubation Period ?
Just choose one of the two that make sense
The time from when a person is infected with a disease and when they actually get sick
When I don't feel like writing more options
When a person gets sick until they're actually infected
An _____ is a drug that kills bacteria and slows the growth of bacteria
Vaccine
Antibiotic
Sinuses
STD'S
The ______ are open areas on your skull that are located behind your face and above your mouth
STD's
Bacteria
Abstinence
Sinuses
______ is avoiding all sexual contact
HIV
STD's
Vaccine
Abstinence
_____ are contagious infections that are spread from person to person by sexual contact
Vaccine
HIV
STD's
Sinuses
Which activity or behavior cannot weaken your immune system
Exercising
Drinking Alchohol
Eating foods with poor nutrition
Smoking
How does a vaccine work?
Study this question with your own wording
I don't know
There is more than one way to say this
A small amount of a specific disease that is injected into your body so your immune system can learn how to fight it
How long can an incubation period last?
10 months
3 weeks
10 years
5 years
If you have a fever, sore throat, runny nose, headache, and body aches what type of infection might you have
Option #1
Option #2
Bacterial Infection
Viral infection
Which is not a way HIV can be spread?
Exchange of bodily fluids
Through touch
Sharing of hypodermic needles
Blood Transfusion
From mother to child
Which is not a way infections can be spread directly or indirectly?
Person to Person
Insect to Person
Grass to person
Animal to person
Food or water to person
Can you study the first question on your own?
Yes
Definitely
Of course
Absolutely
Select the symptoms, treatments, and long-term consequences of Chlamydia?
Antibiotics taken by mouth
Sores
Genital Dischanrge
Painful Urination
A liver infection
Which is not a symptom, treatment, or long-term consequence of HPV?
Genital Warts
Cervical Cancer
Warts can be removed and a vaccine can protect against some types
Antibiotics
Abnormal Pap-smear (for women)
Select the symptoms, treatments, and long-term consequences of genital herpes
Outbreaks of blisters or sores in the genital area
Antiviral medication
Death
Swelling in the genital area
Deformities in unborn babies
Select the symptoms, treatments, and long-term consequences of Gonorrhea
An increased risk of infection by HIV
Discharge from the genitals
Antibiotics
Painful urination
Sterility
Select the symptoms, treatments, and long-term consequences of Syphilis?
Sores
Antibiotics
Fever
Painful Urination
Death
Select the symptoms, treatments, and long-term consequences of Trichomoniasis
An increased risk of infection by HIV
Antibiotics/medication
Discharge from the genitals
Outbreaks of blisters
Itching
What is any disease that is caused by an agent that can pass from one living thing to another?
Infectious Disease
Virus
Bacteria
Epidemic
