What is commonly known as 'whiteplague'?A. Typhoid                                                B. MalariaC. Tuberculosis                                        D. HIV

Which is NOT true of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study? a. Participants never saw doctors or nurses b. Participants were given the newly discovered penicillin c. The study was an important reason the U.S. developed ethical standards for experiments d. Poor black men were chosen as participants

Which is the part of the virus that attaches to the host cell? a. Exterior proteins b. Capsid proteins c. Lipid envelope d. mRNA

Why was it difficult to break the chain of infection during the Zika outbreak?  A. Scientists couldn't figure out how the virus even started.  B. Because scientists hadn't yet realized it was impossible to break the chain of infection.  C. It required killing all the birds in the region.  D. It required killing all of the mosquitos in the region.

The two primary types of toxins associated with foodborne illness affect the ? A. Nervous system and gastrointestinal system B. Lymph and tendons C. Skeletal system and respiratory system D. Skin and joints

Why was the location of the Ebola outbreak so catastrophic?   A. Because it began on the border of 3 African countries that are extremely isolated.    B. Because it began on the border of 3 continents that are densely populated and well connected to each other.    C. Because it began on the border of 3 continents that have very little infrastructure.    D. Because it began on the border of 3 African countries that are densely populated and well connected to each other

In the case of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (then called Zaire) in 1976, how did the virus first transmit to humans?   A. A teacher ate a wild bat   B. A teacher ate a wild antelope   C. Scientists are still unsure   D. A mosquito bit a teacher