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Communicable Diseases Study Guide 2026 – Infection Control & Public Health Nursing Revision Notes for Nursing Students (NCLEX, ATI & University Prep)

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Master communicable diseases with this updated 2026 study guide covering infection control, epidemiology, disease transmission, prevention strategies, and public health nursing principles. Designed for nursing and healthcare students in the UK, USA, Canada, and Europe, this revision resource simplifies complex concepts and strengthens exam readiness for NCLEX, ATI, and university-level assessments. Ideal for quick revision, assignments, and clinical preparation.

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Communicable Diseases Study Guide | Infection Control & Public
Health Nursing Revision Notes for Nursing Students|2026 update
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQs) (20 Marks)

1. Autoinfection is commonly seen in:

a. Trichuriasis
b. Enterobiasis
c. Ascariasis
d. Schistosomiasis

2. The drug of choice for all schistosomal species is:

a. Oxamniquine
b. Metrifonate
c. Praziquantel
d. Niclosamide

3. Examples of cestodes include:

a. Hymenolepis nana, taenia saginata, diphyllobothrium lata
b. Necator americanas, ankylostoma duodenale, taenia solium
c. Echinococcus granulosus, brugia malayi, wuchereria bancrofti
d. Ankylostoma duodenale, loa loa, onchocerca volvulus

4. A disease pandemic is one that:

a. Few persons acquire over a short period of time
b. Occurs occassionally in a population
c. Affects many people
d. Is always present in a population

5. Which of the following constitute the physical component of the environment:

a. Water, soil type, land, climate
b. Water, soil type, plants, climate
c. Climate, land, altitude, plants
d. Climate, altitude, soil type, plants

6. Sources of water include the following:

a. Rain, surface, underground and sea water
b. Rain, surface, recycled and sea water




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