1) HIV is transmitted by:

2) Good health habits may protect a person from certain communicable diseases such as:

3) Proper canning, preparation, serving, and storage of food can prevent a:

4) HIV is transmitted during sexual contact and unprotected sex by:

5) HIV infection is the most important risk factor for:

6) Covering their mouths when coughing or sneezing and by using disposable tissues can prevent
organism that spread by:

7) Excessive alcohol intake interferes with:

8) The agent of general methods of control and prevention of acute illnesses has:

9) Eliminating the disease causing agent include:

10) HIV was first identified in USA among homosexuals in:

11) Direct transmission of the disease is:

12) The preferred drug for treating latent tuberculosis infection include:

13) Tuberculosis is transmitted by:

14) General methods of control and prevention of acute illnesses focus on:

15) Percutaneous entry can be prevented by:

16) Misconceptions concerning contraindications to vaccination: Conditions are reasons for delaying or discontinuing
routine immunizations include:

17) Untreatable or difficult to treat viral infections include:

18) Killed or fractionated bacterial vaccines, such as vaccine for:

19) Live attenuated viral vaccines are used for preventing:

20) Antiretroviral for HIV/AIDS can:

21) Examples of antitoxins include:

22) Canning requires a processing temperature of:

23) By Global emergency tuberculosis kill:

24) Diseases spread by the airborne route are:

25) Indirect tests of laboratory diagnosis for HIV/AIDS include:

26) All answers are true but only one is false. Find the false answer. Avoiding bites from arthropod vectors by :

27) All answers are true but only one is false. Find the false answer. When hand washing is
necessary?

28) Minor sign of AIDS include:

29) All answers are true but only one is false. Find the false answer. Risk groups for HIV infection are:

30) Risk factors of tuberculosis include:

31) Disease prevention: Serious diseases, which can include common disease, have significant Sequelae include:

32) Source of infection of HIV. The virus has been found in greatest concentration in:

33) All answers are true but only one is false. Find the false answer. Prevention of tuberculosis infection include:

34) All answers are true but only one is false. Find the false answer. Complications of tuberculosis infection include:

35) False negative reactions of tuberculin test (Mantoux) may be produced by:

36) Definition of vaccine. Vaccine: is a suspension of:

37) Guideline for treatment of tuberculosis includes:

38) Vaccination during pregnancy. Pregnant women to substantial risk of exposure may receive a live viral vaccine.
When possible, it should be given during the:

39) Preventing the organism from multiplying to the level at which it can cause disease include:

40) Reservoir of infectious diseases include:

41) Untreatable or difficult to treat toxogenic infections include:

42) Disease prevention: Common diseases cause a great deal of illness include:

43) The most affected region with HIV in the world is:

44) Vaccines are used for children less than 7 years of age include:

45) All answers are true but only one is false. Find the false answer. Severity of the epidemics of HIV/AIDS determined by:

46) Condom use can prevent:

47) Direct tests of laboratory diagnosis for HIV/AIDS include:

48) False positive reactions of tuberculin test (Mantoux) may be produced by:

49) Majors sign of AIDS include:

50) The portal of exit of microorganisms cannot be blocked include:

51) Source of infection of HIV. The virus has been found in lowest concentration in:

52) Tuberculosis is the infectious disease primarily affecting lung parenchyma is most often caused by:

53) Oral, attenuated poliovirus vaccine (OPV). The primary series of OPV consists of:

54) Killed or fractionated viral vaccines, such as vaccine for:

55) Total physical isolation is used to/ for:

56) Host factors of HIV/AIDS:

57) The first country in the South East Asia Region (SEAR) to report a case of AIDS in1984 is:

58) Reactions to vaccine components. If an individual can eat eggs, without adverse effects, then he can be immunized with:

59) Chemo therapeutic or Chemo prophylactic agentis to :

60) Artificially acquired immunity is immunity from: