WorksheetsCommunicable Disease
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Bacteria is an example of __________.
Pathogen
Reservoir
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Break into the skin is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Pathogen
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Susceptible Host
Common colds is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Pathogen
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Susceptible Host
Humans is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Reservoir
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Susceptible Host
Mosquito bite is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Reservoir
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Susceptible Host
Fungi is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Pathogen
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Susceptible Host
Airborne is one of the __________in chain of infection.
Pathogen
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Mode of transmission
Washing your hands is the _________ effective strategy for preventing the spread of disease?
least
most
Communicable diseases can be transferred from animal to person.
True
False
Name the pathogens that can cause communicable diseases.
Bacteria. bad hygiene and imbalanced diet
Bacteria, Virus, Fungi, Protozoa
Insects, Water, Soil and Animals
What kind of disease can be spread from person to person?
Communicable
Non communicable
All diseases can be spread
No diseases are spread person to person
A tiny, one- celled organisms that gets nutrients from their environment( human body)in order to live
Bacteria
Fungi
Virus
Parasite
an infectious agent that can only replicate within a host organism.
Bacteria
Fungi
Virus
Parasite
A multi-celled plant like organisms that get their nutrition from people, animals and plants
Bacteria
Fungi
Virus
Parasite
An organism that live in other organism as a host
Bacteria
Fungi
Virus
Parasite
Happens when infectious organisms are transferred directly from the original source of infection to a new host.
Direct Transmission
Indirection Transmission
Airborne Transmission
Oral Transmission
Happens when the infected person transfers the infectious organisms through an intermediate object to a susceptible host.
Direct Transmission
Indirection Transmission
Airborne Transmission
Oral Transmission
The most common ways of infection. It is carried thorough sneezing, coughing or talking.
Direct Transmission
Indirection Transmission
Airborne Transmission
Oral Transmission
It happens when germs are transferred to the mouth through hands contaminated with fecal material.
Direct Transmission
Indirection Transmission
Airborne Transmission
Oral Transmission
Person who can get sick when exposed to pathogen
Pathogen
Portal of Entry
Portal of Exit
Susceptible Host
