A cook, carrier of a disease, and spread the disease for many years by the food she prepared. This information is associated with a classic case on medicine, that of

1.    Mary Melon nicknamed Typhoid Mary

2.    Typhoid Mary nicknamed Mary Mallon

3.   Mary Mallon nicknamed Typhoid Mary

4.   Mary Melon nicknamed Typhoid Melon

Infection of alveoli of lungs by Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae leads to alveoli becoming fluid-filled and leads to severe problems in respiration is an example of

1.    A bacterial disease

2.    A viral disease

3.   A fungal disease

4.   A helminth disease

The following symptoms are associated with which disease:

Fever, chills, cough and headache, lips and finger nails may turn gray to bluish in colour.

1.    Pneumonia

2.    Malaria

3.   Fungal infection

4.   Typhoid

In pneumonia

1.    Lips and fingernails may turn greenish in color

2.    Lips and fingernails may turn bluish in color

3.   Lips and hair may turn brownish in color

4.   Lips and hair may turn grayish in color.

Pneumonia is caused by

1.    Streptococcus pneumoniae

2.    Haemophilus influenzae

3.   Salmonella pneumoniae

4.   Both 1 and 2

Typhoid, Pneumonia, Dysentery, Plague, Diphtheria; How many are only viral diseases?

1.    2

2.    1

3.   3

4.   Zero

By inhaling aerosols released by an infected person causes the spread of which disease certainly?

1.    Malaria

2.    Pneumonia

3.   Plague

4.   Filariasis

The most infectious human ailment caused by a virus is

1.    Common cold

2.    AIDS

3.   Pneumonia

4.   Lung cancer

The infection of the nose and respiratory passage but not lungs is a distinguishing feature of

1.    Pneumonia

2.    Common cold

3.   AIDS

4.   Dengue

The following features: Nasal congestion and discharge, sore throat, hoarseness, cough, headache, tiredness; characterizes which infection?

1.    Fever

2.    Pneumonia

3.   Common cold

4.   AIDS