An Ultimate Quiz On Introduction To Parasitology
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INTRODUCTION TO PARASITOLOGY
Questions and Answers
- 1.Check all possible transmission routes
- A.
Ingestion
- B.
Mosquito bite
- C.
Sexual contact
- D.
Penetration of cells lining nasal cavities
- E.
Skin penetration
- F.
Blood transfusion
- G.
Tick bite
- H.
Smiling with dimples
- I.
Flexing your arm
- 2.Choose all parasite control methods
- A.
Blocking transmission of the infective form
- B.
Providing health education
- C.
Improving sanitation
- D.
Identifying and treating infected individuals to prevent the spread of infection
- E.
Developing vaccines
- F.
Slapping everyone without gloves back to their senses
- G.
Killing every infected individual
- 3.How do parasites cause harm?
- A.
By always showing up during dinner time
- B.
By always asking for money
- C.
By causing an allergic reaction
- D.
Obstruction of an organ or vessel
- E.
By producing toxic material in the host
- 4.The most common intestinal Protozoan parasite is
- A.
Giardia
- B.
Entamoeba
- C.
Paramecium
- D.
Tapeworm
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