Yellow fever
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about yellow fever? Find out by taking this quiz?
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1.
Does yellow fever still exist today?
a. Yes b. No
2.
Can yellow fever be spread from person to person?
a. Yes b. No
3.
What color vomit do patients frequently have?
a. black d. brown
b. yellow e. gray or grey
c. orange f. clear
4.
With proper treatment, how many of yellow fever
victims die?
a. 90% d. 50%
b. 100% e. 0%
c. 99% f. 5%
5.
Why is it called yellow?
a. You get
scared
b. Yellow
vomit
c. Yellow
skin and eyes
d. Yellow
blood
e. No reason
6.
What insect spreads yellow fever?
a. Cockroach e. ant
b. housefly f. ladybird
c. butterfly g. grasshopper
d. Mosquito:
Aedes aegypti h. bee
7.
Which ones are the initial symptoms of yellow fever?
a. Fever and
chills
b. Severe headaches
and back pain
c. Myalgia (muscle
pain) and Nausea
d. Prostation
e. All of
them
8.
In what year, did a devastating yellow fever
epidemic strike Philadelphia?
a. 1663 c. 1920 e. 1793
b. 1888 d. 1757
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9.
When did the yellow plague (yellow fever) strike
Europe?
a.
1347-1351
b.
Revolutionary war
c.
1918
d.
After fall of Rome
e.
Never
10.
In 1793, which race was used as doctors?
a. White d. All
b. Black
c. Asian
d. Latino
11.
Who wrote “Fever 1793”?
a. Chis Jines
b. Laurie
Halse Anderson
c. Bevery
Cleary
d. Gordon
Korman
12.
Yellow Fever was classified as an Epidemic.
a. True b. False
13.
A yellow
jack is caused
by a flavivirus transmitted by a mosquito.
14.
The
incubation last from 3 to 6 days
15.
Black
vomit is also
caused by flavivirus transmitted by a mosquito
16.
An infectious
disease is a
disease transmitted only by specific kind of contact.
17. What does epidemic mean?.
1.
Disease that spreads rapidly and affects an inordinately
large number of people within a very short period.
2.
Unexpected and sudden increase in the number of people
affected by a particular disease with a geographical region.
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Yellow Fever Quiz
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