Single Matching. Match the disease with its primary mode of transmission or acquisition in humans. 1. - amebic dysentery Chagas disease - cyclosporiasis toxoplasmosis 5. - giardiasis a. eating poorly cooked beef or pork b. ingestion of cysts in water contaminated by wild animal feces c. ingestion of food contaminated by 2. 3. 4. human feces d. bite from a reduviid bug e. bite from a black fly f. water or food contaminated with human feces containing eggs g. contact with cats or ingesting rare or raw meat h. bite from an Anopheles mosquito i. ingesting fecally contaminated water or produce j. freshwater snail vector releases infectious stage 6. tapeworm _filariasis 7. 8. -schistosomiasis 9. ascariasis 10. river blindness

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Single Matching. Match the disease with its primary mode of
transmission or acquisition in humans.
1.
- amebic dysentery
Chagas disease
- cyclosporiasis
toxoplasmosis
5. - giardiasis
a. eating poorly cooked beef or pork
b. ingestion of cysts in water
contaminated by wild animal feces
c. ingestion of food contaminated by
2.
3.
4.
human feces
d. bite from a reduviid bug
e. bite from a black fly
f. water or food contaminated with
human feces containing eggs
g. contact with cats or ingesting rare
or raw meat
h. bite from an Anopheles mosquito
i. ingesting fecally contaminated
water or produce
j. freshwater snail vector releases
infectious stage
6.
tapeworm
_filariasis
7.
8.
-schistosomiasis
9.
ascariasis
10.
river blindness
Transcribed Image Text:Single Matching. Match the disease with its primary mode of transmission or acquisition in humans. 1. - amebic dysentery Chagas disease - cyclosporiasis toxoplasmosis 5. - giardiasis a. eating poorly cooked beef or pork b. ingestion of cysts in water contaminated by wild animal feces c. ingestion of food contaminated by 2. 3. 4. human feces d. bite from a reduviid bug e. bite from a black fly f. water or food contaminated with human feces containing eggs g. contact with cats or ingesting rare or raw meat h. bite from an Anopheles mosquito i. ingesting fecally contaminated water or produce j. freshwater snail vector releases infectious stage 6. tapeworm _filariasis 7. 8. -schistosomiasis 9. ascariasis 10. river blindness
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