Question

Which one of the following groups of diseases spreads through mosquito bites among humans?
A. Dengue fever, Viral encephalitis, Yellow fever
B. Malaria, Filariasis, Poliomyelitis
C. Filariasis, Malaria, Ascariasis
D. Ancylostomiasis, Ringworm, Dengue fever

Answer 1

Mosquito-borne diseases, often known as mosquito-borne illnesses, are diseases spread by mosquitoes and caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites. Every year, almost 700 million individuals contract a mosquito-borne illness, resulting in over a million deaths.

Complete answer:
The feeding phase of a mosquito is often undetectable, and the bite is only noticed because of the immune response it causes. A mosquito injects saliva and anticoagulants when it bites a human. The first bite causes little reaction, but consecutive bites cause the body's immune system to generate antibodies, and the bite becomes inflamed and itchy within 24 hours.
Mosquito-borne diseases, often known as mosquito-borne illness, are diseases spread by mosquitoes that are caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites. They can spread disease without becoming ill themselves. Protozoan diseases, such as malaria, filarial diseases, and viruses, such as dengue, encephalitis, and yellow fever, are all transmitted by mosquitoes.

As a result, option A is the proper response.

Additional Information
As the human immune system becomes more sensitive to bites, an itchy red hive emerges within minutes, where the immunological response has damaged capillary blood vessels and fluid has gathered beneath the skin. This is a typical reaction among older children and adults. Some adults get accustomed to mosquito bites and have little or no reaction, while others become hyper-sensitive to bites and experience blistering, bruising, and massive inflammatory reactions, a condition known as skeeter syndrome.

Note: Fever and joint pain are the most typical signs of infection. Headache, muscle soreness, joint swelling, or a rash are some of the other symptoms.