Family Health - JSS3 Physical and health education Past Questions and Answers - page 1
1
How are infectious diseases primarily caused?
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By pathogenic microorganisms
B
By genetic factors
C
By environmental pollution
D
By unhealthy lifestyle choices
2
Which of the following is an example of a non-infectious disease?
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Influenza
B
Tuberculosis
C
Heart disease
D
Malaria
3
How do infectious diseases spread through indirect contact?
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Through physical contact with infected individuals
B
Through contaminated surfaces or objects
C
Through airborne droplets
D
Through consumption of contaminated food
4
Which mode of transmission involves the expulsion of droplets or aerosols from an infected person?
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Direct contact
B
Airborne transmission
C
Indirect contact
D
Vector-borne transmission
5
What type of vector is responsible for spreading malaria?
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Mosquitoes
B
Ticks
C
Fleas
D
Sandflies
6
How do arthropod vectors transmit pathogens?
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By direct physical contact
B
By feeding on blood
C
By airborne droplets
D
By sharing contaminated objects
7
Which vector-borne disease is transmitted by ticks?
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Malaria
B
Dengue fever
C
Lyme disease
D
Plague
8
What type of vector is responsible for spreading plague?
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Mosquitoes
B
Ticks
C
Fleas
D
Sandflies
9
How are some diseases transmitted by vertebrate vectors?
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Through airborne droplets
B
Through contaminated water
C
Through contact with their urine or droppings
D
Through direct physical contact
10
Which of the following is an example of a waterborne vector?
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Mosquitoes
B
Snails
C
Ticks
D
Fleas
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