La Verne Academy, Inc.
La Verne Academy, Inc.
“Educating the Mind, Transforming the Heart,
Nurturing the Spirit and Strengthening the Physique”
B29 L20-23 Washington St., P1, Golden City Subd.,
Imus City, Cavite, 4103
“Educating the Mind, Transforming the Heart,
Nurturing the Spirit and Strengthening the Physique”
B29 L20-23 Washington St., P1, Golden City Subd.,
Imus City, Cavite, 4103
MONTHLY LONG TEST
HEALTH 8
Name: ________________
Date: _______
Teacher: _______________
MONTHLY LONG TEST
HEALTH 8
Name: ________________
Date: _______
Teacher: _______________
Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct
answer.
Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct
answer.
1. What is the occurrence of illness in a given
population?
a. Mortality
c. Morbidity
b. Infection
d. Stages
2. What is the rate of death in a population?
a. Mortality
c. Morbidity
b. Infection
d. Stages
3. What is the condition in which bacteria/viruses
enter the body and multiply?
a. Mortality
c. Morbidity
b. Infection
d. Stages
4. What type of disease that can be passed one
person to another?
a. Non-communicable disease
b. Communicable disease
c. Cancer cells
d. Airborne diseases
5. What stage when a person is exposed to a
contagious disease?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
6. What stage in which the body reacts to the
presence of pathogens?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
7. What stage when the disease can be clinically
tested to diagnose?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
8. What is the stage when symptoms start to
subside and patient may feel improvement?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
9. What stage when a person recovers and
returns normal state of health?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Convalescent
d. Declining
10. Which is the leading cause of Mortality in the
Philippines?
a. Diabetes
c. Accidents
b. Malignant tumors
d. Diseases of heart
1. What is the occurrence of illness in a given
population?
a. Mortality
c. Morbidity
b. Infection
d. Stages
2. What is the rate of death in a population?
a. Mortality
c. Morbidity
b. Infection
d. Stages
3. What is the condition in which bacteria/viruses
enter the body and multiply?
a. Mortality
c. Morbidity
b. Infection
d. Stages
4. What type of disease that can be passed one
person to another?
a. Non-communicable disease
b. Communicable disease
c. Cancer cells
d. Airborne diseases
5. What stage when a person is exposed to a
contagious disease?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
6. What stage in which the body reacts to the
presence of pathogens?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
7. What stage when the disease can be clinically
tested to diagnose?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
8. What is the stage when symptoms start to
subside and patient may feel improvement?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Prodromal
d. Declining
9. What stage when a person recovers and
returns normal state of health?
a. Incubation
c. Acute
b. Convalescent
d. Declining
10. Which is the leading cause of Mortality in the
Philippines?
a. Diabetes
c. Accidents
b. Malignant tumors
d. Diseases of heart
Directions: Complete the given paragraph below.
Directions: Complete the given paragraph below.
When the body is exposed to an infectious
disease, it undergoes __________1. stages of
When the body is exposed to an infectious
disease, it undergoes __________1. stages of
infection. Colds can develop into a __________2.
hours. Symptoms such as runny nose from
infection has been detected at __________3. stage.
As days passes by, the body reacts to the
presence of pathogens. At this prodromal stage
disease is now __________4. When the disease
reach its highest point, the person needs to be
__________5. tested to diagnose the type of
disease that weakens the body. As proper
medication is given the symptoms __________6.
and the patient may feel improvement but still
__________7. return to do his normal activities.
Infection is still present but now __________8. As
the patient recovers _________9. and returns to
his normal state of __________10. and he can
now perform his normal activities.
infection. Colds can develop into a __________2.
hours. Symptoms such as runny nose from
infection has been detected at __________3. stage.
As days passes by, the body reacts to the
presence of pathogens. At this prodromal stage
disease is now __________4. When the disease
reach its highest point, the person needs to be
__________5. tested to diagnose the type of
disease that weakens the body. As proper
medication is given the symptoms __________6.
and the patient may feel improvement but still
__________7. return to do his normal activities.
Infection is still present but now __________8. As
the patient recovers _________9. and returns to
his normal state of __________10. and he can
now perform his normal activities.
Directions: Compare the table of mortality and
morbidity given below.
Table 1: Mortality rate
Directions: Compare the table of mortality and
morbidity given below.
Table 1: Mortality rate
Table 2: Morbidity rate.
Table 2: Morbidity rate.
How are you going to reduce the increasing rate
of mortality and morbidity cases in our country?
How are you going to reduce the increasing rate
of mortality and morbidity cases in our country?