Infectious Diseases

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Infectious Diseases Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge on infectious diseases and learn how to prevent the spread of illness! This quiz will challenge you with questions about disease transmission, bloodborne pathogens, and hygiene practices.

10 engaging questions
Multiple choice and open-ended responses
Ideal for educators, healthcare workers, and anyone interested in public health

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by SqueezingLemon42

What are the 3 primary routes of infectious disease transmission in the U.S.?

Contact, droplet, airborne

Vector, droplet, hand to hand

Airborne, direct contact, indirect contact

Both A and C

A person who is infected by touching a toy that a sick child had previously played with, is an example of?

Airborne transmission

Vector transmission

Contact transmission

Indirect transmission

Bloodborne pathogens are transmitted through

Bodily fluids

Blood and airborne

Vector transmission

Non of the above

Which are ways to avoid bloodborne pathogen transmission?

A. Sanitize all toys and materials on a daily basis

B. Properly bandage and cover all cuts and wounds

C. Avoid working with clients while they are experiencing diarrhea and vomiting

D. All of the above

Toys and materials used by clients should be sanitized

After every session, or at least once a day

Once a week

Only when a sick child has been playing with your toys

When you are sick

When you or a client is sick, how long do you/they need to wait after being symptom and fever-free, to return to services?

48 hours

24 hours

36 hours

1 week

What steps should you take if a client appears to be symptomatic or sick when you arrive for a session?

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