Zoonotic Diseases and Their Prevention

The video discusses Shadow, a lab mix dog, and transitions into a detailed overview of zoonotic diseases, focusing on how they spread from animals to humans. It highlights rabies as a significant public health concern, with case studies illustrating its impact. The video also covers methods of disease transmission and offers guidance on protection and prevention strategies.

What unusual behavior is mentioned about puppies in the introduction?

• They can fly.

• They are afraid of water.

• They sleep all day.

• They eat anything.

What is a zoonotic disease?

• A disease that only affects plants.

• A disease that is only found in tropical regions.

• A disease that spreads between animals and people.

• A disease that affects only humans.

Which of the following is NOT a common zoonotic disease?

• Cat scratch fever

• Common cold

• Lyme disease

• Rabies

How was the girl in Wisconsin treated for rabies?

• With an experimental treatment

• With antibiotics

• With herbal medicine

• With a regular vaccine

What is one method of zoonotic disease transmission?

• By reading books

• Through sunlight

• Through the internet

• Direct contact with bodily fluids

Who is at greater risk of zoonotic diseases?

• Adults aged 20-30

• Children under 5 and adults over 65

• Teenagers

• People who exercise regularly

What is a key prevention method for zoonotic diseases?

• Eating only fast food

• Practicing proper handwashing

• Avoiding all animals

• Sleeping more than 10 hours a day

What is the estimated number of people who die from rabies worldwide each year?

• 100

• 1,000

• 50,000

• 500,000

What is the most common way zoonotic diseases are spread according to the video?

• Through air pollution

• Through loud noises

• Through contaminated water

• Through the hands of an employee

What is a common misconception about ringworm?

• It is caused by a worm.

• It is only found in cats.

• It is a type of bacteria.

• It is a type of virus.