Zoonotic Diseases Quiz

What is a zoonotic disease?

• A) A disease that is transmitted from animals to humans

• B) A disease that is transmitted from humans to animals

• C) A disease that is only found in animals

• D) A disease that is only found in humans

Which of the following is an example of a zoonotic disease?

• A) Diabetes

• B) Rabies

• C) Hypertension

• D) Asthma

How many types of zoonoses are known according to the WHO?

What percentage of emerging infectious diseases are zoonoses?

What percentage of infectious diseases in humans are spread from animals?

How many cases of illnesses and deaths are estimated annually due to zoonotic diseases?

What is the immediate action to be taken if an animal is suspected of having rabies?

• Euthanasia and testing of the animal.

• Immediate quarantine of the suspected animal.

• Rabies vaccination for all pets and at-risk animals.

• Notify local health authorities.

What should be done if rabies is suspected in an animal?

• Provide supportive care and antibiotics.

• Isolate the infected animal and collect fecal samples for diagnosis.

• Hydrate the animal and ensure proper food handling.

• Avoid handling the animal and seek medical evaluation.

What should be done if leptospirosis is suspected in animals?

• Seek medical advice

• Isolate the animal and wear protective gear

• Avoid high-risk areas

• Provide antibiotics and supportive care

What should be done if Campylobacteriosis is suspected in animals?

• Provide supportive care and antibiotics.

• Collect fecal samples for diagnosis.

• Hydrate and provide antibiotics.

• Maintain food safety practices.