30 Questions
What should you do if you have confirmed that your illness is infectious?
Quarantine yourself and follow Response Protocols
What should you prioritize to boost your immune system?
Eating healthy food, drinking lots of water, and getting more sleep
Why should you avoid self-medicating?
Medicines are created for a specific illness
Why is it important to monitor your vital signs?
To guide you in returning to your normal state
What is the normal range for oxygen levels in a healthy individual?
95-100%
Why is it important to seek medical consultation?
To get guidance on the right medicine for your specific situation
What are biological hazards?
Any biological or organic substances that pose a threat to the health of organisms
Which of the following is NOT an example of biological hazards as mentioned in the text?
Chemicals
Why can biological hazards adapt and evolve according to the text?
Being biological, they have the ability to replicate and mutate
What are pathogens?
Organisms that cause diseases
Why is it difficult to manage and treat some biohazards, as discussed in the text?
They adapt and evolve
What is the primary composition of a virus according to the text?
DNA or RNA encased by a protein molecule
What is the recommended duration for washing your hands?
At least 20 seconds
What should you use when water and soap are not available?
Hand sanitizer
Why is it recommended to avoid touching your face?
To avoid contamination
What should you do when you sneeze or cough?
Cover your mouth and wash your hands afterward
Why is it important to keep your environment clean?
To prevent the spread of infectious diseases
What is the recommended response when suffering from an infection or contamination?
Rest and seek medical attention
What is the main concern in any biological infection?
The affected person's immune system response
Who are the most vulnerable individuals when it comes to infections?
Immunocompromised individuals and those with comorbidities
Which of the following is NOT a portal of entry for pathogens described in the text?
Ears
How do pathogens typically exit the body after entering through a portal of entry?
Through the respiratory tract
What can cause contamination when in close proximity to a sick individual?
Hearing them speak
How can infections be triggered according to the text?
By touching contaminated objects and then touching portals of entry
What can viruses do to tissues and organs in the body?
Damage or destroy them
Why are antibiotics ineffective against viral infections?
Viruses are not living organisms
What is a characteristic of pathogenic bacteria?
They can be killed by antibiotics
What do parasites need to survive?
A host organism
Where are parasites often found?
In areas with abundant organic wastes
What is necessary for biological agents to propagate?
An environment conducive to reproduction
Test your knowledge about biological hazards, which are substances like viruses, microorganisms, and toxins that can harm organisms, especially humans. Learn about their sources, modes of transmission, and bodily responses.
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