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1. BHS. One Health Approach
1. BHS. One Health Approach
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How does habitat destruction contribute to the spread of disease?
It forces animals into closer contact, increasing disease transmission
It improves food security for humans
It reduces air pollution
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Which of the following SDGs directly supports the One Health approach?
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
SDG 14: Life below water
All of the above
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Which historical figures contributed to the foundation of the One Health concept?
Rachel Carson and Jane Goodall
Rudolf Virchow and William Osler
Charles Darwin and Louis Pasteur
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Which of the following best describes the contribution of Rachel Carson?
She was the first female veterinarian in the U.S.
She developed a vaccine for malaria
She exposed the environmental effects of DDT
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How many Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are included in the 2030 Agenda?
15
20
17
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What is the main goal of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development?
To end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all
To achieve peace and military security
To focus only on environmental issues
To promote economic growth at all costs
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Which of the following is an example of a One Health solution?
Reducing biodiversity to limit disease reservoirs
Increasing fossil fuel extraction
Protecting habitats through conservation efforts
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How does the 2030 Agenda promote sustainability in health?
By privatizing all health systems
By reducing access to vaccines
By ignoring disease prevention in low-income countries
By integrating human, animal, and environmental health in global goals
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Why is the One Health approach essential for future generations?
It focuses solely on urban development
It ensures economic dominance
It avoids environmental regulation
It addresses health challenges through sustainable and preventive actions
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Why is a transdisciplinary approach important in One Health?
It avoids the need for environmental considerations
It reduces the need for collaboration
It integrates multiple disciplines to tackle complex health issues
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How can One Health help in facing future global challenges?
By promoting independent, sector-specific policies
By addressing environmental health to prevent disease and protect diversity
By reducing surveillance of emerging diseases
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According to the One Health approach, how can climate change affect human health?
It causes heat-related illnesses and increases vector-borne diseases
It only affects polar animals
It decreases the spread of infectious diseases
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What are the key principles of the One Health approach?
Isolation of human and animal medicine
Collaboration, prevention, and recognition of shared health challenges
Individual responsibility and economic growth
Technological innovation and industrial expansion
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What is the relationship between environmental degradation and One Health?
It increases the risk of zoonosis and weakens ecosystem health
It enhances ecosystem services
Environmental degradation has no impact on One Health
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What environmental consequence did DDT have on birds?
It caused thinning of eggshells, leading to embryo mortality
It made them immune to malaria
It increased their reproduction rates
