This document appears to be a multiple choice exam on various diseases for a MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health) class. It contains 45 questions matching diseases, symptoms, prevention methods, and other related terms. The exam covers topics like tuberculosis, leprosy, dengue, hepatitis, malaria, schistosomiasis, and more. It tests students' knowledge of disease transmission, vulnerable groups, signs and symptoms, and prevention strategies.
Contagious Diseases: The Science, History, and Future of Epidemics. From Ancient Plagues to Modern Pandemics, How to Stay Ahead of a Global Health Crisis
This document appears to be a multiple choice exam on various diseases for a MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health) class. It contains 45 questions matching diseases, symptoms, prevention methods, and other related terms. The exam covers topics like tuberculosis, leprosy, dengue, hepatitis, malaria, schistosomiasis, and more. It tests students' knowledge of disease transmission, vulnerable groups, signs and symptoms, and prevention strategies.
This document appears to be a multiple choice exam on various diseases for a MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health) class. It contains 45 questions matching diseases, symptoms, prevention methods, and other related terms. The exam covers topics like tuberculosis, leprosy, dengue, hepatitis, malaria, schistosomiasis, and more. It tests students' knowledge of disease transmission, vulnerable groups, signs and symptoms, and prevention strategies.
This document appears to be a multiple choice exam on various diseases for a MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health) class. It contains 45 questions matching diseases, symptoms, prevention methods, and other related terms. The exam covers topics like tuberculosis, leprosy, dengue, hepatitis, malaria, schistosomiasis, and more. It tests students' knowledge of disease transmission, vulnerable groups, signs and symptoms, and prevention strategies.
I. Match Column A with Column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided for before each number.
_____ 1. Government’s program to treat TB a. BCG
_____ 2. A symptom of TB b. recurrent blood-streaked sputum _____ 3. Free immunization given to infants after birth c. infants, children and senior citizens _____ 4. Bacteria that causes TB d. tubercle bacilli _____ 5. A hospital in Quezon City where tuberculin people are treated and rehabilitated e. Quezon Institute _____ 6. Vulnerable group to catch TB f. sputum microscopy _____ 7. A free laboratory test conducted to one who is suspected to suffer from TB g. prevention for leprosy _____ 8. An ancient disease and a leading cause of permanent disability that affects mainly the skin and more. h. a symptom of leprosy _____ 9. Late signs and symptoms of leprosy i. 3 mos., 6 mos. and 1 year or more _____ 10. Prolonged skin to skin contact J. six to nine months _____ 11. Good personal hygiene k. leprosy _____ 12. Muscle weakness or paralysis of the extremities l. clawing of fingers and toes _____ 13. Infectious agent which can be detected by slit skin smear (SSS) m. symptom for leprosy _____ 14. Duration of treatment for leprosy n. sinking of nosebridge _____ 15. Children esp. below 12 years old are more susceptible o. method of transmission _____ 16. Change in skin color – reddish or white p. dengue fever spread _____ 17. Enlargement of the breast among males q. prevention for measles _____ 18. Late signs and symptoms of leprosy r. vulnerable group for leprosy _____ 19. Epidemic usually occur during rainy days s. Hepatitis B _____ 20. Victor of dengue H-fever t. symptoms of syphilis _____ 21. Avoid too many hanging clothes u. 6 days to one week _____ 22. Transmitted through direct contact with infected persons or indirectly through articles freshly soiled with secretion of nose and throat v. two to three weeks _____ 23. Transmitted by sexual contact via the vaginal w. isolation of patient under a and seminal secretion mosquito net _____ 24. Prevention of H-fever x. mumps _____ 25. Incubation period for dengue to manifest y. gonorrhea symptoms _____ 26. May cause death due to pneumonia z. mode of transmission for degree as complication aa. Direct contact or droplet _____ 27. Incubation period for smallpox ab. Measles _____ 28. Prevention and control of smallpox ac. A symptom for Hepa B _____ 29. Mode of transmission of smallpox ad. Jaundice (yellowish discoloration _____ 30. Burning urination and discharges from ae. One way to control common infection of urethra household mosquito _____ 31. Appearance of chanre rashes, patchy hair loss, sore af. Common household mosquito throat and swollen glands aegypti _____ 32. Disease of the liver caused by virus, bacteria, ag. Disinfection of throat and Protozoa, toxic chemicals, drugs and alcohol nose discharges _____ 33. Right-sided abdominal pain ah. Symptoms of schistosomiasis _____ 34. Newborns, infants and children of infected mother ai. Genus plasmodium _____ 35. Make sure that blood transfusion have been aj. Vulnerable group for Hepa B properly screened ak. Preventive measure for _____ 36. Fever of unknown origin schistosomiasis _____ 37. Mode of transmission for AIDS al. whooping cough _____ 38. A vaccination administered to pregnant women am. Horse manure to prevent tetanus infection for mother and baby an. Blood transfusion _____ 39. Transmitted by a tiny snail oncomelania quadrasi ao. Schistosomiasis (snail fever) _____ 40. Treat snail-breeding sites with molluscicides ap. Symptom of AIDS _____ 41. First case reported in the Philippines in 1984 aq. Preventive measure for Hepa B _____ 42. Bloody stool and enlargement of the abdomen ar. HIV / AIDS _____ 43. Urine or stool of infected person contaminates fresh as. Tetanus toxoid immunization water for women _____ 44. Infectious agent of malaria at. Intestinal parasite _____ 45. Use mosquito nets and apply insect repellant au. Mode of transmission of Schistosomiasis Av. Prevention against malaria
Contagious Diseases: The Science, History, and Future of Epidemics. From Ancient Plagues to Modern Pandemics, How to Stay Ahead of a Global Health Crisis