Digestive System

It is a highly

contagious bacterial infection primarily affecting

the gastrointestinal tract.

• MUMPS

• SHIGELLOSIS

• TYPHOID FEVER

A virus that causes nonproductive coughing,

constipation, diarrhea, headaches, and

prolonged fever. However, minor and unusual

infections do happen.

• MUMPS

• SHIGELLOSIS

• TYPHOID FEVER

An acute viral infection that is

characterized by fever and swelling and

tenderness of the salivary glands

• MUMPS

• SHIGELLOSIS

• TYPHOID FEVER

Cholera has a short incubation period, ranging

between two hours and five days, averaging up

to a total of one to three days.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Shigella typically has an incubation period of 7

to 14 days, with an average of 11 to 13 days

• TRUE

• FALSE

The development of visible sores or ulcers in the

stomach's lining (gastric ulcers) or the top layer

of the small intestinal tract (duodenal ulcers) is

an indication.

• MUMPS

• PEPTIC ULCER

• TYPHOID FEVER

Which of these is not part of the four different species of the Shigella genus?

• Shigella

  dysenteriae

• Shigella flexneri

• Shigella bondi

• Shigella sonnei

Responsible for a significant number of shigellosis cases, particularly in developing nations.

• Shigella

  dysenteriae

• Shigella flexneri

• Shigella boydii

• Shigella sonnei

What is not part of the complications of Mumps?

• Arthritis: inflammation of the joints

• Deafness: permanent hearing loss

• Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS)

• Encephalitis: inflammation of the brain

What is not a mode of transmission for Shigellosis?

• Droplets

• Person-to-person transmission

• Contaminated food and water

• Fecal contamination of surfaces