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The French faced many problems during the digging of the Panama Canal; the most serious of these problems were diseases especially:
Yellow fever
The Jungle and Urban Cycles are characteristic of which of the following diseases:
Yellow Fever
Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi, deer rats may be infected, but in most cases they do not show disease symptoms. If a tick bites any of these rats (become infected itself) then bites Little Johnny, who starts to show symptoms of Lyme diseases 2 weeks later. The tick is considered:
the VECTOR for Borrelia burgdorferi
During the wars between French and Spain in 1528, the French lifted the siege on Naples because of the spread of:
Typhus
Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi, deer rats may be infected, but in most cases they do not show disease symptoms. If a tick bites any of these rats (become infected itself) then bites Little Johnny, who starts to show symptoms of Lyme diseases 2 weeks later. The rat is considered:
HOST of the borrelia burgdorferi
The three forms of the Plague
Bubonic
Septicemic
Pneumonic
All of the following are true about the characteristics of viruses except:
their genome is composed of BOTH DNA and RNA
The POISON theory of cholera causes was advocated by:
John Snow
Zoonosis disease
A disease that can be naturally transmitted from animals to humans
Dengue and Dengue Haemorrahgic Fever are transmitted by the infected mosquito
Aedes aegypti
Miasma theory of cholera causes was advocated by
Max von Petterkofer
During 1347 plague, some priests were afraid to visit the sick and administer last rites. Because of this:
This set up the Protestant Reformation
Success of the Haitian Revolution of 1802, against the French, maybe be tributed to the large number of the French soldiers who fell victim to
Yellow fever
Vector responsible for transmission of bubonic plague is
Rat fleas
Scientists immunize a portion of the population and rely on _______ to prevent the spread of disease
Herd Immunity
All of the following statements about the social impact of the Black Death are true EXCEPT:
people began bonding with each other and families
All of the following regarding process of vaccination is true except
Vaccination is performed by inoculating a person with material from a cowpox lesion
Microbe causing Syphilis is:
a bacterium
Immune response of a patient to Dengue Fever will rely mainly on which of the following:
BOTH humoral and cell mediated immunity
Oral-fecal transmitted disease:
Polio and cholera
Infectious diseases may be spread horizontally or vertically. which disease spread both?
Syphilis?
The contagion/germ theory was strongly SUPPORTED and ADVOCATED by?
Robert Koch
Immune system of a patient infected with Syphilis will rely mainly on which of the following?
Humoral immunity
Which disease whose causative agent has a unique life cycle which includes the "Urban Cycle" and "Jungle Cycle"?
Yellow Fever
West Nile Virus is transmitted by:
Aedes aegypti
In the movie: Ebola: The Plague fighters, a break up of a haemorrhagic fever similar to Ebola took place in Germany. All happened except:
None of the patients died because the virus kills only monkeys
Examining both frozen mummies of the Incas and Ancient Egyptian, leaves no doubt that smallpox has a pre-Columbian origin in America (T/F)
False
In the movie Ebola: Plague Fighters, a break up Ebola infection among primate quarantine station in Reston resulted in:
None of the patients died because the virus killed only monkeys
The vector responsible for the transmission of WNF is:
a mosquito
The name "syphilis" was coined by Italian Girolmao Francastoro in his epic poem, Syphilis sive morbus gallicus. Because of outbreak in French army, it was first called 'morbus galicus' aka French disease (T/F)
True
Saber shin found in skeletons of mass graves is usually associated with;
syphilis
Van Leuwenhock was considered he 1st microbiologist because:
He was the first to visualize and study microbes using a simple lens microscope and described it to the Royal Society