Diseases Key Terms Quiz
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A disease spread by parasites, bacteria, fungi, etc.
A. Infectious Disease
B. Communicable Disease
C. Non-communicable Disease
D. Contagious Disease
Death – may include the cause of death
A. Mortality
B. Morbidity
a disease regularly found among particular people or a certain area
A. epidemic
B. pandemic
C. endemic
an epidemic that spreads worldwide
A. pandemic
B. epidemic
C. endemic
a disease outbreak that spread quickly through the population in a geographical area
A. pandemic
B. epidemic
C. endemic
The branch of medicine that deals with the incidence, distribution, and control of disease
A. Mortality
B. Morbidity
C. Epidemilogy
A disease that cannot be spread between people
A. Infectious Disease
B. Non-communicable disease
C. communicable disease
D. contagious disease
An infectious disease transferred from host to host
A. Infectious disease
B. Epidemic
C. Pandemic
D. Communicable disease
a disease that is not transmissible from one period to another e.g. parkinsons
A. infectious disease
B. contagious disease
C. non contagious disease
D. epidemic
The number of new cases of a disease divided by the number of people at risk
A. Prevalence of disease
B. Incidence of disease
C. Incidence Rate
A disease spread by contact
A. communicable disease
B. non communicable disease
C. contagious disease
D. endemic
The state of being ill or diseased
A. Mortality
B. Morbidity
The number of new cases in a population during a particular time period
A. Prevalence of disease
B. Incidence of disease
A microorganism e.g. bacteria that cause disease
A. Vector
B. Pathogen
C. Pandemic
a parasite that carries a pathogen
A. Vector
B. Disease
C. Pandemic
A Non-communicable disease that is due to gender, age e.g. cancer
A. Infectious disease
B. Communicable disease
C. Non Infectious disease
D. Infectious Disease
An infectious disease of animals e.g. rabies which can cause disease when transmitted from animals to humans
A. Zoonotic disease
B. Contagious disease
C. Infectious disease
D. Vector
The total number of cases in a population at a certain time
A. Prevalence of disease
B. Incidence of disease
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