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Published	11/04/2024	In epidemiology, what is the key factor of an airborne disease like measlesA. Its incubation periodB. Its genetic compositionC. Its distribution and s…
Published	11/04/2024	What is the primary goal of epidemiology?A. To study geneticsB. To study the distribution and determinants of health-related events C. To st…
Published	11/04/2024	Which of the following is true about infectivity?A. It refers to the appearance of symptoms in a hostB. It includes how an agent causes clinical sympt…
Published	11/04/2024	A high secondary attack rate indicates:A. The disease is deadlyB. The disease spreads easilyC. The disease has a long incubation periodD. The disease …
Published	11/04/2024	If 100 people are infected with measles and 10 show symptoms, what is the pathogenicity?A. 10%B. 50%C. 90%D. 100%
Published	11/04/2024	The following are model airborne infections except: A. Measles, rhinovirus, influenza, adenovirus, SARS, TB B. Bioterrorist agents such as smallpox a…
Published	11/04/2024	MDR or Multidrug-Resistant TB is resistant to how many drugs used to treat TB? A. One  B. More than 1 C. Almost all drugs used to treat TB
Published	11/04/2024	XDR or Extensively Drug-Resistant TB is resistant to how many drugs used to treat TB?A. One B. TwoC. ThreeD. Almost all drugs used to treat …
Published	11/04/2024	True or False. Monkeypox or MPOX is sexually transmitted only. A. TrueB. False
Published	11/04/2024	True or False. The virulence and pathogenicity of MPOX is less compared to COVID-19. A. True B. False
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