Infectious Disease Epidemiology Quiz

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Infectious Disease Epidemiology Quiz


Froggy Jumps Infectious Disease Epidemiology QuizVersion en ligne Test your epi know-how par Haritha 1 Q1: The entry, development, or multiplication of an infectious agent in the body that may not cause illness is called what? a Disease b Contamination c Infection 2 Q2: Presence of an infectious agent on surfaces or objects WITHOUT multiplication is called what? a Contamination b Infection c Endemic 3 Q3: A disease that is constantly present in a geographic area is described as what? a Endemic b Pandemic c Epidemic 4 Q4: The occurrence of illness 'clearly in excess of normal expectancy' in a community or region is called a Epidemic b Endemic c Sporadic 5 Q5: The ability of an agent to produce clinical disease in a host is measured by which concept? a Pathogenicity b Virulence c Infectivity 6 Q6: The measure of an agent's ability to invade and multiply in a host is called what? a Virulence b Infectivity c Pathogenicity 7 Q7: The epidemiological measure for the severity of disease caused by an agent is known as what? a Pathogenicity b Virulence c Infectivity 8 Q8: A person who harbours an infectious agent without symptoms and can spread it is a what? a Reservoir b Vector c Carrier 9 Q9: Transplacental transmission from mother to fetus is an example of which mode of transmission? a Direct transmission b Vector-borne transmission c Indirect transmission 10 Q10: The public health concept of restricting well contacts for a disease for the incubation period is called what? a Isolation b Surveillance c Quarantine 11 Infection occurring in a patient in a hospital/healthcare facility, unrelated to the primary condition for which admission was done a Nosocomial infection b Iatrogenic infection c Opportunistic infection 12 Match the type of epidemic with examples a. Common source single exposure b. Common source continuous exposure c. Propagated epidemic 1. Contaminated well 2. Food poisoning at a wedding 3. Hepatits a a A-2,B-1,C-3 b A-1,B-2,C-3 c A-3,B-1,C-2 13 Match each host type with its correct definition: A. Definitive host B. Intermediate host C. Paratenic host 1. Larval / asexual stage of parasite 2. Sexual cycle / parasite reaches maturity 3. Agent survives but does NOT develop a A-2,B-1,C-3 b A-1,B-2,C-3 c A3,B-2,C-1 14 The proportion of immune individuals in a population above which a disease can no longer sustain transmission is called: a Epidemic threshold b Herd immunity threshold c Secondary attack rate 15 Person, animal, object or substance from which infectious agent is transmitted to the host a Source b Reservoir c Carrier

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Infectious Disease Epidemiology Quiz

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Infectious Disease Epidemiology QuizVersion en ligne

par Haritha

Q1: The entry, development, or multiplication of an infectious agent in the body that may not cause illness is called what?

Q2: Presence of an infectious agent on surfaces or objects WITHOUT multiplication is called what?

Q3: A disease that is constantly present in a geographic area is described as what?

Q4: The occurrence of illness 'clearly in excess of normal expectancy' in a community or region is called

Q5: The ability of an agent to produce clinical disease in a host is measured by which concept?

Q6: The measure of an agent's ability to invade and multiply in a host is called what?

Q7: The epidemiological measure for the severity of disease caused by an agent is known as what?

Q8: A person who harbours an infectious agent without symptoms and can spread it is a what?

Q9: Transplacental transmission from mother to fetus is an example of which mode of transmission?

Q10: The public health concept of restricting well contacts for a disease for the incubation period is called what?

Infection occurring in a patient in a hospital/healthcare facility, unrelated to the primary condition for which admission was done

Match the type of epidemic with examples a. Common source single exposure b. Common source continuous exposure c. Propagated epidemic 1. Contaminated well 2. Food poisoning at a wedding 3. Hepatits a

Match each host type with its correct definition: A. Definitive host B. Intermediate host C. Paratenic host 1. Larval / asexual stage of parasite 2. Sexual cycle / parasite reaches maturity 3. Agent survives but does NOT develop

The proportion of immune individuals in a population above which a disease can no longer sustain transmission is called:

Person, animal, object or substance from which infectious agent is transmitted to the host