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The study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states and events in
populations is known as:
a) Pathology
b) Immunology
c) Epidemiology
d) Microbiology

An outbreak of a disease occurring over a wide geographic area and affecting a
large proportion of the population is called a:
a) Pandemic
b) Epidemic
c) Endemic
d) Outbreak

Which of the following is an example of a non-communicable disease?
a) Influenza
b) Tuberculosis
c) Malaria
d) Diabetes

A disease that is constantly present and predictable in a particular population or
geographic area is called:
a) Pandemic
b) Epidemic
c) Endemic
d) Outbreak

Which of the following is a vector-borne disease?
a) Common cold
b) Cholera
c) Diabetes
d) Asthma

The proportion of individuals with a particular disease in a given population at a
specific point in time is known as:
a) Prevalence
b) Incidence
c) Mortality rate
d) Epidemic

The number of new cases of a disease in a population during a specific time period
is referred to as:
a) Prevalence
b) Incidence
c) Mortality rate
d) Epidemic

The study of the cause of diseases and their mode of operation is called:
a) Pathology
b) Etiology
c) Epidemiology
d) Immunology

Which of the following factors is NOT considered a determinant of health?
a) Genetics
b) Lifestyle choices
c) Pathogens
d) Climate

Which of the following is an example of a communicable disease?
a) Alzheimer's disease
b) Cancer
c) HIV/AIDS
d) Heart disease

Immunity acquired by recovery from a certain disease such Measles and Mumps
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired by recovery from Chickenpox.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired by breastfeeding.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired by transplacental or mother to fetus during pregnancy.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired given by tetanus toxoid.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired given by Human Rabies Immunoglobulin.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired given by Hepatitis B Vaccine
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired given by Human Tetanus Immunoglobulin.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired given by recovery from chickenpox infection.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity

Immunity acquired given by Antivenom.
a) Naturally Active Acquired Immunity
b) Naturally Passive Acquired Immunity
c) Artificially Active Acquired Immunity
d) Artificially Passive Acquired Immunity