Section 4 Jeopardy Template

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100 plasmodium vivax, p. malariae, p. falciparum and p. ovale Describe the following as it relates to Malaria: Etiologic agent	100 pasterurella pestis, plague bacillus, yersinia pestis Describe the following as it relates to Plague: Etiologic agent	100 are infections transmitted from animals to humans Define zoonoses and discuss its prevalence in today's world	100 anthrax Also known as woolsorter’s disease, ___________________ is an infectious disease principally of cattle, swine, sheep and horses.	100 inhalation route and has the fatality rate of 75% of untreated cases How is anthrax contracted, what is the fatality rate?
200 humans and infected mosquito's Describe the following as it relates to Malaria: The reservoir	200 wild rodents, and infected fleas Describe the following as it relates to the plague: The reservoir	200 virus of rabies Describe the following as it relates to Rabies: Etiologic agent	200 bacillus anthracis In 2001, _________________ , in a purified spore form was implicated in an intentional release/terrorism event that resulted in deaths in five U.S. states.	200 1. Halogenated hydrocarbons: DDT, PBBs, Kepone, Mirex, and vinyl chloride 2. Heavy metals:Pb, Hg, Cd, Ba, and Ni 3. Nonmetallic inorganic: arsenic, asbestos, or containing oxides, nitrides, and carbides 4. Biological contaminants: aflatoxins, animal drugs, human drugs, synthetic hormones, and food additives With more than 2 million recognized chemical compounds and hundreds of new ones being introduced each year, there is a concern that we know so little about their affects on human health. Harmison views chemicals as falling into one of four categories. List each and include 4 to five examples of each category.
300 the bite of a certain species of infected anopheles and blood transfusion of an infected person Describe the following as it relates to Malaria: How it is transmitted	300 bite of infected flex X Cheops, scratching feces into skin, handling wild animals, occasionally bedbugs and human flea Describe the following as it relates to the plague: How it is transmitted	300 infected dogs, foxes, cats, squirrels, cattle, horses, swine, goats, wolves, bats, skunks, wild or domestic animals Describe the following as it relates to Rabies: The reservoir	300 immediately wash and flush the wound and surrounding area thoroughly with soaper mild detergent and warm water. seek immediate medical attention What actions should be taken in the possible event of a dog bite of a suspect animal?	300 1. Eliminate or control the pollutant at the source 2. Intercept the travel to transmission of the pollutant 3. Protect humans to eliminate or minimize the effects of the pollutant. Give three measures that can be taken to prevent and control environmental pollutants.
400 average is 12 days for falciparum, 14 days for vivax, and 30 for malaria; sometimes delayed for 8-10 months Describe the following as it relates to Malaria: Incubation period and symptoms	400 2-6 days Describe the following as it relates to the plague: Incubation period and symptoms	400 bite of rabid animals or its saliva on scratch or wound Describe the following as it relates to Rabies: How it is transmitted	400 both have long histories. examples small-pox infected clothing and blankets were given to susceptible populations by Spanish, British, Japanese, and by confederate-sympathizing manufacturers during the U.S Civil War. Describe the history of bioterrorism and biological warfare and some examples.	400 bone, blood, and tissue Lead is a cumulative poison ending up in the body’s _______________________, __________________, and ____________________________.
500 rainfall patterns, proximity of mosquito breeding sites to humans settlements, and the distribution and biting patterns of mosquito's species and mass application of commercial poisons. Describe the following as it relates to Malaria: Environmental factors	500 most plague exposures occur in or around the home. Flea and rodent issues Describe the following as it relates to the plague: Environmental factors	500 rabies is a disease of many domestic and wild animals and biting mammals rabies virus is the only known infection to cause 100 percent mortality in humans prevalence is very low in humans. Describe the following as it relates to Rabies: Prevalence and Mortality Rates	500 since the eradication of smallpox in 1977 the immunization for it has halted. individuals not vaccinated, mostly everyone, since 1977 would at risk from a bioterrorism attack. If smallpox has been eradicated, why is the world still concerned with its use in a terroristic plot?	500 mental retardation, blindness, chronic kidney disease, fatigue, anemia, gastroenteritis, muscular paralysis, behavioral changes, high blood pressure, birth defects, and other impairments. Lead is not easily excreted from the body of children, therefore children may experience afflictions such as: ___________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________.

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