Fourth Interview Questions

1. What is the most important thing in diagnosing an infectious disease?
2. What makes an infectious disease in your own words?
3. What disease in your mind poses a huge threat to humanity right now and why?
4. Vaccination plays a huge role in prevention of infectious diseases, why do you think people don't take that precaution?
5. Besides vaccination what is another huge role in prevention of infectious disease and why?
6. How does infectious diseases effect different age groups?
7. What about environment and social class?
8. Does educating the public of personal hygiene help prevent infectious diseases?
9. Fear plays a huge role, which right now has led to an overuse of bleach and antibacterial products. Antibacterial products cause some bacteria's to become “immune” to it. Would public education to prevent this help any way to prevent drug resistant bacterial strains?
10. What are main jobs that people go into to study infectious diseases?
11. I was told that zoonotic diseases are a huge role in infectious diseases would you agree or disagree to this? Why?
12. Sexual relationships are more open, now in my generation, would this cause a rise in STD's, compared to other generations?
13. Do you think that STD's considered infectious diseases?
14. What else would cause infectious diseases to become more “infectious'? Explain.
15. Do you think the government is doing enough to inform the public about infectious diseases?
16. What interested you so much in this subject?
17. Would you say the job force or study in Microbiology is on a rise? Why?
18. What other sciences are essential to Microbiology?
19. Do you think the symptoms of Infectious diseases differ from non-infectious diseases?
20. What is the most important way to diagnose any disease?
21. What are the different ways to diagnose any disease?