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Question #1
Diseases that are always present in a community, usually at a low, more or less constant, frequency are classified as having an ____________ pattern.
A.
pandemic
B.
sporadic
C.
epidemic
D.
endemic
Question #2
A disease vector is a(n) ____________________ .
A.
environmental condition associated with a disease
B.
organism that transmits a disease
C.
surface that it is found on
D.
more than one of the above is correct
E.
symptom of a disease
Question #3
In terms of symbiotic relationships with the host, pathogenic microorganisms are generally
A.
mutuals.
B.
commensuals.
C.
parasites.
D.
normal microbiota.
Question #4
Microbes that only cause disease when the host has been injured or is immunocompromised are called:
A.
parasites.
B.
commensualistic pathogens.
C.
opportunistic pathogens.
D.
mutualistic pathogens.
Question #5
Which of the following are considered attachment factors?
A.
adhesins (ligands)
B.
hyaluronidase
C.
endotoxins
D.
exotoxins
Question #6
The __________ period is that phase where general, vague symptoms begin to appear; when a person realizes that they are becoming ill.
A.
decline
B.
prodromal
C.
acme (critical)
D.
incubation
Question #7
In epidemiological terms, __________ is the total number of existing cases of a disease.
A.
incidence
B.
mortality
C.
prevalence
D.
morbidity
Question #8
The resistance of a population to infection and pathogen spread due to the immunity of a large presence of the population is known as:
A.
Resistance effect
B.
Threshold immunity
C.
Herd immunity
D.
Vicarious immunity
Question #9
Which of the following factors contribute to the spread of microorganisms and their diseases?
A.
All of these
B.
Global climate change
C.
Increased global travel
D.
Habitat destruction
Question #10
The lethal death/50 (LD50) is a value that refers to:
A.
The number of people who die from the infection
B.
The number of contaminating cells required to make 50% of those infected sick.
C.
The number of people living with the infection
D.
The number of contaminating cells required to kill 50% of those infected
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