Chapter 4 Vocab Flashcards
caused by a microorganism that can transfer to new individuals
individual disase
infectious disease that is readily transmitted from one individual to another
communicable(contagious) diseases
process by which someone become protected against a disease
immunization
products that stimulates the immune system to produce immunity to a specific disease
vaccine
they created a strong, long lasting immune response with 1 or 2 doses
live attenuated vaccines
vaccine that doesn’t provide lifelong immunity and boosters are needed
inactive agents
disease that comes from exposure to contaminated animal products with Bacillus anthracis, caused by a toxin
Anthrax
anthrax with symptoms similar to a cold
cutaneous anthrax
anthrax involving acute inflammation of the intestinal tract, and edema
intestinal anthrax
anthrax with symptoms of a sore throat, mild fever, muscle aches, and malaise
respiratory anthrax
rare but serious illness caused by a toxin that causes paralysis
botulism
botulism from contaminated food
food-borne botulism
from wound infected by botulism toxin
wound botulism
botulism where the bacteria grows in the intestine and produces the toxin(honey)
infant botulism
botulism caused mainly by types A,B,E, and rarely F
Human botulism
infectious disease associated with acute fever and pneumonia like infection
tularemia
come from ticks burrowing into the skin, the saliva from the tick infects the host’s bloodstream or deposits fecal material on the skin
lyme disease
leading cause of death and illness in tropic areas, four related viruses transmitted by mosquitoes Aedes
Dengue
disease caused by a parasite that commonly infects a certain type of mosquito which feeds on humans
malaria
viral infection typically spread by mosquitoes
west nile virus
debilitating chronic fatigue, idiopathic disease
chronic fatigue syndrome
disease associated with the infection of human immunodeficiency virus(HIV), transmitted through certain body fluids
AIDS
highly communicable respiratory infection caused by morbillivirus rubeola
rubeola/measles
acute infectious disease characterized by fever and rash, short term and less contagious that rebeola
rubella/ german measles
acute inflammation of the parotid salivary glands in children and young adults
Mumps
highly contagious disease characterized by a distinctive rash, more common in children
varicella/chickenpox
common infection associated with mild erythema, most common in children
erythema infectiosum /fifth disease
acute, highly infectious respiratory tract disease characterized by repetitious, paroxysmal cough and a prolonged, harsh or shrill sound during inspiration
pertussis, whooping cough
acute, life threatening infectious disease characterized by a gray membrane like coating over mucous
diphtheria
stage of pertussis with cold like symptoms and a fever
catarrhl stage
stage of pertussis with a characteristic cough that last 3-4 weeks
paroxysmal stage
stage of pertussis with gradual recovery
convalescence stage
acute, life threatening infectious disease characterized by persistent, painful contractions of muscles that is not just found in children
tetanus