Dengue Fever Prevention and Awareness

The video tutorial focuses on dengue fever prevention, presenting a three-part strategy to combat the disease. It highlights the importance of mosquito control, recognizing symptoms, and seeking medical help. The video also emphasizes community involvement and home-based prevention measures, urging viewers to share the information to enhance public health safety.

What is the main goal of the dengue fever prevention campaign?

• To promote a new mosquito repellent

• To raise awareness about dengue fever prevention

• To introduce a new medical treatment for dengue

• To encourage travel to dengue-free areas

How is the first part of the campaign presented?

• Via a creative news report

• Through a documentary

• In a public debate

• As a medical seminar

Which symptom is NOT mentioned as a sign of dengue fever?

• Fever

• Headache

• Skin rash

• Stomach ache

What should individuals do if they experience symptoms of dengue fever?

• Wait for symptoms to subside

• Ignore the symptoms

• Visit a contracted medical facility

• Self-medicate at home

Who provides expert advice on home mosquito prevention?

• Local government officials

• University professors

• International health organizations

• Community leaders

What type of clothing is recommended for outdoor activities to prevent mosquito bites?

• Light-colored long sleeves

• Dark-colored long sleeves

• Bright-colored short sleeves

• Sleeveless tops

Which ingredient should be present in mosquito repellent according to the video?

• DEET

• Citronella

• Dibutyl phthalate

• Lemon oil

What is the peak time for mosquito bites as mentioned in the video?

• Morning and evening

• Noon and midnight

• Afternoon and late night

• Early morning and late afternoon

What is the public encouraged to do at the end of the video?

• Travel to dengue-free areas

• Attend a health seminar

• Purchase mosquito nets

• Share the prevention strategies

What is the ultimate goal of the dengue prevention campaign?

• To reduce the number of mosquitoes

• To maintain community safety and health

• To increase hospital visits

• To promote new health products