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WorksheetsPractice Quiz: Communicable & Non-communicable Disease
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
Pathogens are classified as __________.
Communicable Diseases
Non-Communicable Diseases
A carrier of a communicable disease is referred to as _________.
Pathogen
Vector
Antigen
Antibody
Which of the following is not a method of transmission?
Heredity
Exchange of bodily fluids.
Physical contact with animal, substance, or surface.
By air through coughing, sneezing, and breathing.
True/False: Rickettsia is a single-celled organism.
True
False; Rickettsia is a bacteria.
False; Rickettsia is a fungus.
What type of pathogen needs a living host to absorb nourishment?
Fungi
Bacteria
Parasitic Worms
Rickettsia
Match the following medication with the correct pathogen.
Antivirals
Virus
Antifungals
Fungi
Antibiotics
Rickettsia
Antiparasitics
Protozoan
Anthelmintics
Parasitic Worms
True/False: Non-communicable diseases are mainly composed of acute diseases.
True
False; Non-communicable diseases are mainly chronic diseases.
False; Non-communicable diseases are mainly syndromes.
What is the difference between Communicable DNA and Non-communicable Heredity?
There is no difference.
For Communicable DNA the parents must actively have the condition.
For Non-communicable Heredity the parents must actively have the condition.
A carcinogen is a ___________.
Any toxin or foreign substances that enters the body.
Disease-causing microorganism.
A carrier of a communicable disease.
Cancer-causing agent.
Which of the following is not a risk factor for non-communicable diseases?
Stagnant Water
Age
Culture
All of the above are risk factors for non-communicable diseases.
