1. It is the period when the disease is at its highest peak and that the signs and symptoms can be clinically tested to diagnose the disease.
A. Acute Stage
B. Convalescent Stage
C. Declining Stage
D. Incubation Stage

2. The stage in which the symptoms of the disease begin to fade, and the patient recovers his/her health and strength.
A. Acute Stage
B. Convalescent Stage
C. Declining Stage
D. Prodromal Stage

3. It is a mosquito-bome disease mostly occurring in tropical and subtropical areas.
A. Dengue
B. HIV and AIDS
C. Pneumonia
D. Leptospirosis

4. When do we consider a disease infectious or communicable?
A. If the disease is curable
C. If the disease spreads from one person to another
B. If the disease is not curable
D. If the disease prevents a person from working normally
5. The following statements are personal health habits that you may observe to prevent you from acquiring or spreading diseases EXCEPT
A. Share your personal belongings.
C. Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze
B. Make sure you get vaccinated.
D. Properly disinfect and clean surfaces like toilet bowls, sinks

6. It discusses the disease state of an individual, or the occurrence of illness in the population.
A. infection
B. communicable disease
C. morbidity
D. mortality

7. Which of the following is the best treatment for pneumonia?
A. Bed rest and take plenty of water.
B. Breathe warm and moist air.
C. Pain medications must be taken regularly
D. Treat with antibiotics; Hospitalization for severe cases

8. An infection in the upper or lower respiratory tract that prevents normal breathing
A. Acute Respiratory Infections
B. Bronchitis
C. HIV and AIDS
D. Pneumonia

9. Which of the following is part of programs and measuresimplemented by DOH and other government agencies for the prevention and control of the communicable diseases?
A. Educating on road safety
B. Introducing a food safety program
C. Holding meetings for spiritual growth D. Managing traditional business

10. The directing and coordinating authority for matters concerning the health of recipients within the United Nations system.
A. Department of Education (DepEd)
B. Department of Health (DOH)
C. World Health Organization (WHO)
D. United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)

11. What is the number 1 leading cause of mortality in the Philippines?
A. car accidents
B. Tuberculosis
C. Cancer
D. Heart Disease

12. An infection of the lungs wherein the air sacs, or alveoli, are filled with pus and fluid which limit oxygen intake.
A. influenza (flu)
B. dengue
C. pneumonia
D. tuberculosis

13. The following statements best describe emerging and re-emerging diseases, EXCEPT?

A. These emerging and re-emerging communicable diseases are simple diseases and easy to cure.
B. These emerging and re-emerging communicable diseases continue to threaten the lives of people and cause panic all over the world.
C. Emerging diseases are diseases that have newly appeared in the population, or that have existed before but affected only a small number of people in isolated places.
D. Re-emerging diseases are diseases that had decreased in incidence and brought under control but have surfaced again due to changes in health conditions of the population, and are again becoming health problems globally.

14. Which of the following is the appropriate treatment for leptospirosis? A. treated with antibiotics
B. can be treated with antiviral medications
C. hospitalization is required in severe cases
D. rest/ drink lots of fluids/treat symptoms with medications

15. What do you call the chronic life-threatening condition caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus?
A. STI's
B. AIDS
C. SARS
D. AH1N1

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