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Published on: 02/08/2018
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1.
Name the organism causing the following diseases:
(i) Kala-azar (ii) Sleeping sickness
2.
What are differences between communicable and non-communicable diseases?
3.
Give two examples of each of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
4.
'Public cleanliness is important for individual health' comment.
5.
Explain briefly the two groups of diseases.
6.
What are immediate cause and contributory cause of disease?
7.
AID is caused by a
a worm
bacteria
virus
protozoan
8.
The disease which is transmitted by sexual contact is
malaria
kala-azar
elephantasis
syphilis
9.
Penicillin skills bacteria but not our cells because
our sells are immune to pencillin
our cells do not form cell well
penicillin blocks formation of cell well
none of the above
10.
Antibiotics work against
bacteria
virus
elephantiasis
dengue
11.
Which one of the following is dangerous for individual health?
Garbage thrown is streets
Open drainage
Stagnant water around our living
All of these
12.
Japanese encephalitis is spread by
contaminated water
air
dog bite
mosquito
13.
Which one of the following disease is more likely to spread in the absence of safe drinking water?
cholera
Tuberculosis
tetanus
Anthrax
14.
Antibiotic penicillin act against bacteria by
Killing the bacteria
neutralizing the bacteria
blocking biochemical pathways important for bacteria
None of the above
15.
Which one of the following is not a viral disease?
Influenza
Common cold
dengue fever
Anthrax
16.
The protozoa organism responsible for sickness is
Ameba
Entamoeba
Plasmodium
Trypanosoma
17.
Diseases such as typhoid, cholera and tuberculosis are caused by ............
18.
Most of the common skin diseases are caused by different kinds of ..............
19.
Common cold is an .......... disease because it lats only for a few days.
20.
............. of disease is more desirable than its successful treatment
21.
Infectious agents are spread through air, water, ........... or vector.
1.
(i) Leishmania
(ii) Trypanosoma
2.
| Communicable diseases | Non communicable diseases |
| 1.These are infectious diseases.They are transferred from a patient to the healthy person. | 1.These are not infectious diseases and cannot be transferred patient to a healthy person., |
| 2. They are caused by a pathogens | They are not caused by pathogen |
| 3.They spread through some agency such as air, water, food, contact, insects, etc. | 3.They do not spread through any agency. |
3.
(i) Communicable diseases - Malaria, Flu, Jaundice, etc
(ii) Non-Communicable disease - Diabates, cancer, heart disease, etcv
4.
Garbage thrown in open places, overflowing drain water or sewer, accumulation of stagnant water in ditches etc.cause spread of disease.These are the places where disease causing microbes multiply, mosquitoes and flies breed.Thus, diseases may spread in the community and hence affect individual health.
5.
Group of diseases:
(i) Infection diseases: These diseases are caused by some parasitic organism, such as bacteria, viruses and can be transmitted to other examples of such diseases are malaria, jaundice, etc.
(ii) Non-infection diseases: They may be genetic or due to malfunctioning of internal body organ without infection.They do not spread in the community.For example, high blood pressure.
6.
(i) Immediate cause of disease is Infectious organisms like virus, bacteria, fungi, protozoan etc.For example, the cause of loose motions can be an infection with a virus, Here viruses is the immediate cause of disease.
(ii) Contributory cause of disease:
(a) poor health due to lack of good nourishment.
(b) poor economic condition due to which one does not get proper and sufficient food and lives in unhygienic conditions.
(c) genetic defects which cause some people more prone to disease than others.
(d) Lack of public services.
7.
(c)
virus
8.
(d)
syphilis
9.
(b)
our cells do not form cell well
10.
(a)
bacteria
11.
(d)
All of these
12.
(d)
mosquito
13.
(a)
cholera
14.
(c)
blocking biochemical pathways important for bacteria
15.
(d)
Anthrax
16.
(d)
Trypanosoma
17.
( )
bacteria
18.
( )
fungi
19.
( )
acute
20.
( )
Prevention
21.
( )
physical, contact
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