7-43. NAVMEDCOMINST 6220.2 outlines 7-44. 7-45. the  need  and  procedures  for submitting  Disease  Alert Reports.  These  reports  are designed to notify higher authority of the need for and implementation  of  preventive measures  for  communicable diseases  that  relate  to  all  of the following EXCEPT those that 1. may  effect  operational readiness 2. are quarantinable under international   agreement 3. have no known cure 4. the  commanding  officer  deems necessary The virus associated with AIDS is designated by all the following EXCEPT 1. human adenotropic virus 2. human  immune  virus 3. human T-lymphotrophic virus 4. lymphadnopathy-associated virus A  medical  intelligence  report indicates  that  amebiasis  is endemic in the area of your next port call. You should advise the crew to avoid which of the following  to  limit  an  outbreak  on board? 1. Drinking pasturized beverages 2. Having  contact  with  local animal  life 3. Eating  raw  fruits  and vegetables from local sources 4. Drinking alcoholic beverages 7-46.  Your  command  has  its  annual picnic  inviting  spouses  and children. The next afternoon, several members of your command report to sick call, all with the  same  general  symptoms  of visual  disturbances  and  vertigo, and loss of strength in both arms and legs. None of these patients has an obvious fever. You should probably  suspect  an  outbreak  of 1. chicken  pox 2. dengue  fever 3. botulism 4. influenza 7-47.  A  patient  reports  to  sick  call complaining of a rash on his lower back that in very sensitive to pressure. Upon examination, you note a macropapular rash with raised vesicles extending from the midline of the back out and up  toward  the  lateral  margin  of the upper abdomen on the left side; there is no rash on the right side. The most probable diagnosis  is 1. smallpox 2. poison ivy or poison oak 3. measles 4. herpes  zoster 7-48. Which of the following probably is  not  transmitted  by  poor  food handling   techniques? 1. Cholera 2. Amebiasis 3. Hepatitis B 4. Shigellosis 7-49.   Proper sanitation and sufficient 7-50. 7-51. 7-52. uncontaminated potable water are means  necessary  to  prevent  all of  the  following  EXCEPT 1. amebiasis 2. cholera 3. giardiasis 4. dengue  fever The control of dengue fever can be  accomplished  by 1. adequate water treatment 2. mosquito  control 3. immunization 4. incresed  nutritional  intake Viral  hepatitia  A  is  most commonly  transmitted  by 1. fecal oral route 2. infectious  blood  products 3. infested  mosquitoes 4. infected  fleas  and  lice During  an  influenza  epidemic, investigation  of  contacts  is necessary to locate the index case. 1. True 2. False 44