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Diseases

Any disorder of normal body function

D

Infectious Disease

Any pathogenic microorganism that can be spread directly or indirectly from one person to another.

Infectious diasease

Caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa and helminths

Microorganism

Small organism that is microscopic

Microbe

Parasite

Live in or on an organism

Toxins

(Poison) release by microorganism that often produce a disease

Sepsis

Presence of harmful microorganism in the body

Direct and Indirect

Ways to catch infectious disease

Symptoms

Fever,Diarrhea, Fatigue, Muscle aches, Coughing

Causes

Bacteria


Viruses


Fungi


Parasites


Protozoa


Most common Infectious Disease

Hapatitis B


Hapatitis C


Malaria


Dengue


Tuberculosis

Hapatitis C

Causes infection and inflammation in the liver

Hepatitis B

Infection in the liver

Malaria

Mosquito borne infectious disease that affects human and other animals

Dengue

Mosquito borne viral infectious disease that causes severe flu

Symptoms of Hepatitis B

Jaundice


Miki fever


Nausea


Dark urine


Fatigue


Stomach pain

Ways to transmit Hepatitis B

Blood


Open sores


Body fluids

Syptoms of Malaria

Fever


Tiredness


Vomitting


Headaches


Fatigue


Dry cough

Symptoms of Hapatitis C

Jaundice


Light colored-stool


Extreme fatigue


Nausea and vomitting


Loss of appetite

Symptoms of Dengue

Eye pain


Muscle Pain


Bone pain


Joint Pain


Headache


Rash


Vomitting/Nausea

Tuberculosis

Cause by mycobacterium tuberculosis

Symptoms of TB

Cough with blood


Chest pain


Loss weight


Coughing


Loss of appetite

Prevention of InDiseases

Wash your hands


Get vaccinated


Stay home when ill


Practice safe sex


Don't share personal items


Travel wisely

Pyogenic infection

Leads to the production of pus

Infection

Microorganism is ablr to invade, multiply, and cause injurious effects or disease

Staphylococcus aureus

Responsible for 90% bone and joint infections

Impetigo

Red sores in the face that affects infant and children

Osteomyelitis

Infection of the bones

Sepsis

Potentially life threatening condition caused by tye bodies response to infection

Spondylitis

Inflamation of the bone and vertebrae

Meningitis

Inflammation of the protective membrane

Treatment of pyogenic disease

Antibiotics


Surgical treatment


Oral or topical therapy

M. Tb

Myobacterium tuberculosis

No. Of TB deaths per year

3 million and could climb up to 30 million

Tb transmission

Air borne


Sneeze


Cough


Small particles of moisture

Two types of TB

Active TB


Latent TB/ TB infection

Active TB Prevention

6-9 months antibiotics

LTBI prevention

Medication

Signs and symptoms of TB

Cough more than 3 weeks


Chest Pain


Loss of appetite


Loss weight


Fever


Chills


Night sweat


Cough with blood

Diagnosis for TB

Consult a doctor


Perform skin test

TB Meds

Isoniazid


Rifampin


Ethambol


Pyrazinamide

IREP

Venereal disease

Disease that is transmitted by sexual contact. Through semen, vaginal secretion and blood

Types of STD

Aids


Hiv


Chlamydia


Gonorrhea


HPV/Genital warts


Genital Herpes

Chickenpox

Caused by varicella-zoster virus

CDC

Centers for disease control and prevention

Dengue fever

Caused by a mosquito

Mumps

Parotid glands are affected

Tuberculosis

Myobacterium tuberculosis