Illness Quizzes & Trivia

Is there a doctor in the house? Are you a medical practitioner? Do you fancy yourself knowledgeable in the field of medicine? We need an expert to check on some illness… quizzes that is! We have a wide selection of quizzes about illnesses. Do you think you’re in tip top shape for this job? If you do, then this is your chance to prove your expertise.

How are you at terminology involving diseases and illnesses? Do you know how to distinguish between the different types of diseases? What are the stages involved with diseases?We have a lot more of these to test your mental acuity.
So, do you have the cure for these quizzes? Take our prescription and have a go at our quizzes on “illnesses”. We’re rooting for you so we hope you’ll pull through!

Chapter 12: Sudden Illness

Common signals of sudden illnesses include changes in the level of consciousness, such as feeling light-headed, dizzy, drowsy or confused, or becoming unconscious or breathlessness. If a person is prepared in case of this...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 129 | Last updated: May 10, 2018

Sample Question
What is a seziure?

A sudden heart attack

When there is abnormal electoactivity in the brain

A brain freeze after eating too many cold foods

When the brain doesn't have enough sleep

Chapter 11: Living With Chronic Illness

Questions: 25 | Attempts: 113 | Last updated: Nov 21, 2018

Sample Question
The diagnosis of a chronic illness may be seen as a crisis or a psychosocial transition, but both views acknowledge that such a diagnosis

Requires adaptation

Affects families more than individuals

Is more difficult for women than for men

Is more difficult for people with diabetes than Alzheimer's disease

The Ultimate End Of Life / Palliative Care Quiz

End of Life Care also known as EoLC is healthcare for all individuals who are terminally ill and individuals who are at the final periods of their life. This is based on the belief that the last days of a persons life should be...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 100 | Last updated: Feb 3, 2019

Sample Question
When was the end of life care programme established in UK?

2003

1996

2004

2002

What Illness Do You Have?

So you've been reading Dr. Carm's blog and are unsure which illness you fit into. Take this quiz to find out if you have symptoms most closely related to BDD (Bearded Dragon Disease), VES (Verisimilitude Eremita...

Questions: 16 | Attempts: 28 | Last updated: Jun 20, 2017

Sample Question
Complete this sentence: I would prefer to live in......

California

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

Russia

The tropics

Foodborne Illness

Questions: 4 | Attempts: 21 | Last updated: Jun 20, 2017

Sample Question
All of the following are important clues in determining the cause of a foodborne illness except?

Clinical symptoms

The occupation of the ill person(s)

The specialty of the reporting healthcare worker or physician

Recent travel reported by the ill person(s)

All of the following are important clues in determining the cause of a foodborne illness except? Clinical symptoms The occupation of the ill person(s) The specialty of the reporting healthcare worker or physician Recent travel reported by the ill person(s) Reporting of contact with farm animals or ownership of a pet by the sick person(s)

The specialty of the reporting healthcare worker or physician Upon suspicion of a foodborne illness, the following topics are important for a physician or other healthcare professional to discuss with the patient: symptoms, length experienced, similar symptoms in others (family, friends, coworkers), occupation, recent hospitalizations, medication use, sexual activity, nursing home residency, contact with children, recent trips camping/farms, etc.

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Illness Questions & Answers

The diagnosis of a chronic illness may be seen as a crisis or a psychosocial transition, but both views acknowledge that such a diagnosis

Is more difficult for people with diabetes than Alzheimer s disease

Match each kind of germ to its definition.

Plant like organisms that can be unicellular or multicellular. Tiny germs that are made up of only only one cell and have three distinct shapes. One celled germs much smaller than bacteria and have many different shapes.

Why are the terms "juvenile-onset" and "adult-onset" no longer used to describe types of diabetes?

Large number of overweight children began to develop Type 2 diabetes