Diseases Caused by Parasitic Worms

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Froggy Jumps Diseases Caused by Parasitic WormsOnline version Choose the letter of the best answer. by Margell Morala 1 Which parasitic worm causes Ascariasis? a Necator americanus b Trichuris trichiura c Ascaris lumbricoides 2 How is Ascariasis most commonly transmitted? a Ingestion of eggs from contaminated food or soil b Skin penetration by larvae in contaminated soil c Contact with contaminated clothing or bedding 3 Which symptom is most associated with Hookworm infection? a Anal itching at night b Anemia and fatigue c Rectal prolapse 4 Which preventive measure helps reduce Hookworm infection? a Controlling snail populations b Washing bedding in hot water c Wearing shoes outdoors 5 Which parasite causes Whipworm infection (Trichuriasis)? a Trichuris trichiura b Strongyloides stercoralis c Schistosoma species 6 The main symptom of Pinworm infection (Enterobiasis) is: a Skin rash and fever b Abdominal swelling c Intense anal itching at night 7 Schistosomiasis (Bilharzia) is primarily transmitted by: a Drinking contaminated water b Skin penetration by larvae from freshwater snails c Ingestion of eggs from soil 8 Eating undercooked pork or beef may cause: a Taeniasis b Hookworm infection c Pinworm infection 9 Strongyloidiasis is dangerous in immunocompromised individuals because: a It causes cysticercosis b It always leads to intestinal blockage c The parasite can reproduce inside the host and spread widely 10 Which of the following is a common prevention strategy for most intestinal worm infections? a Avoid swimming in freshwater b Washing hands and practicing proper sanitation c Wearing insect repellent

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Diseases Caused by Parasitic WormsOnline version

by Margell Morala

Which parasitic worm causes Ascariasis?

How is Ascariasis most commonly transmitted?

Which symptom is most associated with Hookworm infection?

Which preventive measure helps reduce Hookworm infection?

Which parasite causes Whipworm infection (Trichuriasis)?

The main symptom of Pinworm infection (Enterobiasis) is:

Schistosomiasis (Bilharzia) is primarily transmitted by:

Eating undercooked pork or beef may cause:

Strongyloidiasis is dangerous in immunocompromised individuals because:

Which of the following is a common prevention strategy for most intestinal worm infections?