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WorksheetsAHD Recap quiz
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 21mins
Ectoprasites can be found......
In the digestive system
In the fur
On the skin
In the ear
Over time a parasite will weaken or sicken the host.
True
False
Endoparasites live inside the body.......
True
False
What type of parasite is this?
Tick
Flea
Tapeworm
Roundworm
What type of parasite is this?
Tick
Flea
Tapeworm
Roundworm
Is ringworm a parasite?
Yes
No
Name the parasite
Sarcoptes Scabiei
Otodectes Cynotis
Linognathus Setosus
Trichodecties Canis
______________ is when a disease that is transmitted to and from humans to animals and vice versa.
Zoonotic
Rabies
Vector
Parasite
A ____________ is a particular abnormal condition that negatively affects the structure or function of part or all of an organism.
virus
disease
infection
affliction
__________ is a viral infection that mainly spreads through a bite from an infected animal.
Anthrax
Pink eye
Zika
Rabies
_____________ is an infectious disease caused by bacteria found in feral swine, elk, moose, and bison.
Lyme disease
Brucellosis
Mange
Mad Cow disease
What is diabetes?
When there is not enough sugar in the blood.
When you always have a fever.
When there is too much sugar in the blood.
When you need more sleep.
A symptom of diabetes is...
sneezing and coughing
being thirsty, tired, hungry and bad vision
a high fever
headache and stomachache
This is the name of the simple sugar that is found in your blood?
water
glucose
sodium
sugar
The pancreas releases insulin when:
Stress hormones rise
Blood glucose levels get low
A person exercise
Blood glucose levels rise after eating
Diabetes is defined best as...
A metabolic disease characterized by high blood sugar
A metabolic disease characterized by low blood sugar
A family of blood infections
None of the above
An injection beneath the skin is known as?
INTRADERMAL
SUBCUTANEOUS
INTRAMUSCULAR
INTRAOCULAR
The hormone that causes the production of RBCs is:
hemoglobin
seratonin
erthryopoietin
fibrinogen
Another term for platelets is:
leukocytes
erthryocytes
thrombocytes
monocytes
10. When tissue is injured, mast cells release________________which causes vasodilation
Heparin
Histamine
Seratonin
Pyrogen
1. What is the normal PH of blood?
3.5
5.2
7.4
9.8
When a pathogen is moved from person to person through physical touch (kissing, hugging, close-up sneezing, shaking hands).
Transmission
Translation
Emission
Direct Contact
Indirect Contact
Fungi is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Pathogen
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Mode of transmission
Airborne is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Pathogen
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Mode of transmission
Pathogens transmitted via contaminated food or water.
Direct Contact
Indirect Contact
Airborne Transmission
Foodborne Tranmission
Vector-Borne Transmission
Pathogens that are spread via animals and insects. The animal or insect passes the pathogen to people.
Direct Contact
Indirect Contact
Airborne Transmission
Foodborne Tranmission
Vector-Borne Transmission
What is microbiology?
The study of microorganisms
The study of bacteria
The study of diseases
The study of viruses
A group of spore-producing organisms that can be harmless or infectious.
bacteria
virus
fungus
parasite
The management and care of a disease or disorder.
symptom
transmission
treatment
prevention
