3) Bacterial Diseases and Preventing Diseases

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What symptoms are caused by Salmonella food poisoning?

Fever, stomach cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea.

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How is Salmonella food poisoning typically spread?

By eating contaminated food, especially undercooked or unhygienically prepared poultry.

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Why is poultry in the UK vaccinated against Salmonella?

Poultry is vaccinated to control and reduce the spread of Salmonella bacteria.

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How is gonorrhoea transmitted, and what are its symptoms?

Gonorrhoea, an STD, is transmitted by unprotected sex, causing painful urination and a yellow or green discharge.

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Why has treating gonorrhoea with penicillin become challenging?

Some strains of the bacteria have developed resistance to penicillin.

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What methods can prevent the spread of gonorrhoea?

Antibiotic treatment and barrier contraception, like condoms.

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How can practicing good hygiene help prevent disease?

Washing hands before preparing food or after sneezing can stop the spread of germs.

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What are two ways to destroy vectors to reduce disease spread?

Using insecticides and destroying their breeding habitats

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Why is isolating infected individuals important in preventing disease spread?

It stops them from passing the disease to others.

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How does vaccination help reduce disease spread?

It makes people less likely to develop and transmit communicable diseases.