How much do you know about cholera? Cholera is a bacterial disease that is typically spread through contaminated water. It may cause dehydration or diarrhea. It is fatal if it is not treated right away. In the United States, cholera has been eliminated from the drinking water. However, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Haiti still have cholera in their water. This fantastic quiz will be as refreshing as a cold glass of water cholera-free.
Water
Sneezing
Contact
Ingesting blood of patient
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Too much water
Too little water
Too much blood
Person with cholera
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India
Vietnam
USA
Afganistan
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Endemic
Pandemic
Non-Endemic
Non-pandemic
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1800
Beginning of time
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Rhinos
Clams
Handbags
Toenails
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Non, it doesn't have a name.
El Tor
Smellytonis
Blearitis
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Cramps
Diarrhoea
Coughing
Blue blood
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