12 Questions
Which method of transmission involves infectious agents staying suspended in the air and traveling long distances?
Airborne transmission
In which type of transmission does an infected animal bite or scratch a susceptible person?
Animal-to-person transmission
Which method of transmission involves the ingestion of contaminated food and water by a susceptible person?
Food and water transmission
Which is considered a Portal of Entry for infectious agents invading the susceptible host?
All of the above
What is the key focus of the learning guide module?
Prevention and control of communicable diseases
According to the Alameda County Public Health Department, how is a disease considered communicable?
If it can be spread through direct or indirect contact
What is the primary purpose of the video provided in the learning guide module?
To discuss the chain of infection of communicable diseases
In the context of the learning guide module, what is the significance of differentiating between Endemic, Epidemic, Pandemic, Sporadic, and Outbreak?
To implement preventive measures for various types of outbreaks
What is the primary sequence of transmission in the chain of infection?
Agent leaves reservoir, is conveyed by mode of transmission, and enters through portal of entry.
Which type of infectious agent is unicellular and lacks membrane-bound organelles?
Bacteria
Where do infectious agents grow and multiply in a reservoir?
People
What is the characteristic reproductive method of fungi?
Spores
Test your knowledge on communicable diseases and infection with this quiz. Topics include the key terms related to communicable diseases, the chain of infection, and the different stages of infection. This quiz will help you understand how to promote healthful sexuality and prevent and control communicable diseases.
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