What causes a viral ( virusli) infection?, Dirty hands, Influenza, Cuts on the skin, Worms(gijja), Which one is a bacterial infection example?, Flu, Ringworm, Malaria, pneumonia, Parasitic infections are usually caused by…, Dirty air, Insects and dirty food, Sharing towels, Cold weather, Which infection is caused by fungi (zamburug‘lar)?, Bronchitis, Athlete’s foot, Sore throat, Malaria, What should people do to stop infections from spreading?, Sleep less, Share towels, Wash hands often, Eat dirty food, A symptom of a simple infection can be…, Feeling very hungry, Feeling sick and coughing, Broken bone, Head injury, Respiratory infections affect which part of the body?, Skin, Stomach, Lungs and airways, Bones, Which one is an example of a parasitic infection?, Cold, Worms, Cellulitis, Fungal rash, What do doctors usually recommend for a simple infection?, Run fast, Drink water and rest, Eat more sugar, Go swimming, Which of the following can cause a skin infection?, Dirty surfaces, Breathing cold air, Weak immunity, Insects in water, Why do some teenagers feel stress?, Because of their friends, Because of school, Because of sports, Because of food, What family problem affects to teens?, No money for school, Arguing with parents, Arguing with relatives, Moving to a new house, What can happen when teenagers spend too much time on their phones?, They learn better, They become faster, It can cause addiction, It improves sleep, Where do some teenagers experience bullying?, At home, In the street, At school, At the park, How teenagers can solve their problems?, Ignore everyone, Talk to parents or teachers, Buy a new phone, Stop studying, Stop studyingTom is __ (young) than his brother., young, younger, youngest, Spring is the __ (good) season for me., gooder, better, best, cool, What kind of disease is measles?, A non-infectious disease, A very infectious disease, A stomach disease, A skin allergy, .How does measles pass from one child to another?, Through food, Through animals, Through air, Through water, What are the first symptoms of measles?, Headache and vomiting, Sneezing and coughing, Stomach pain, Itching only, When does the rash usually appear?, On the first day, On the second day, On the third or fourth day, After two weeks, Where does the rash appear first?, On the legs, Behind the ears and around the mouth, On the hands only, On the stomach, What must the nurse take care of?, The patient’s shoes, The hygiene of the mouth, The patient’s hair, The medicine bags, When may the first symptoms of rickets appear?, At 1 year, At 2–3 months, At 6 months, At birth., What happens to the back of the baby’s head?, It becomes red, It becomes bald, It grows hair faster, It becomes bigger, What is a common symptom of rickets in babies?, The baby sleeps very well, The baby cries often, The baby eats too much, The baby walks early, Children with rickets usually have:, Small bellies, Big heads and crooked legs, Strong legs, Small heads, What is the main cause of rickets?, Too much sunlight, Lack of vitamin “D”, Too much food, Cold weather, Which of the following is a symptom of rickets?, The child walks earlier, The child holds up his head later, The child talks earlier, The child eats more, A baby with rickets moves his head from side to side because:, He is listening to sounds, He is happy, The back of his head sweats, He wants to sleep.

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