Chapter 4 Vocab Flashcards

1
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caused by a microorganism that can transfer to new individuals

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individual disase

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2
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infectious disease that is readily transmitted from one individual to another

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communicable(contagious) diseases

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3
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process by which someone become protected against a disease

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immunization

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4
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products that stimulates the immune system to produce immunity to a specific disease

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vaccine

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5
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they created a strong, long lasting immune response with 1 or 2 doses

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live attenuated vaccines

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6
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vaccine that doesn’t provide lifelong immunity and boosters are needed

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inactive agents

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7
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disease that comes from exposure to contaminated animal products with Bacillus anthracis, caused by a toxin

A

Anthrax

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8
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anthrax with symptoms similar to a cold

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cutaneous anthrax

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9
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anthrax involving acute inflammation of the intestinal tract, and edema

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intestinal anthrax

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10
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anthrax with symptoms of a sore throat, mild fever, muscle aches, and malaise

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respiratory anthrax

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11
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rare but serious illness caused by a toxin that causes paralysis

A

botulism

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12
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botulism from contaminated food

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food-borne botulism

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13
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from wound infected by botulism toxin

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wound botulism

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14
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botulism where the bacteria grows in the intestine and produces the toxin(honey)

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infant botulism

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15
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botulism caused mainly by types A,B,E, and rarely F

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Human botulism

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16
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infectious disease associated with acute fever and pneumonia like infection

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tularemia

17
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come from ticks burrowing into the skin, the saliva from the tick infects the host’s bloodstream or deposits fecal material on the skin

A

lyme disease

18
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leading cause of death and illness in tropic areas, four related viruses transmitted by mosquitoes Aedes

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Dengue

19
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disease caused by a parasite that commonly infects a certain type of mosquito which feeds on humans

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malaria

20
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viral infection typically spread by mosquitoes

A

west nile virus

21
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debilitating chronic fatigue, idiopathic disease

A

chronic fatigue syndrome

22
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disease associated with the infection of human immunodeficiency virus(HIV), transmitted through certain body fluids

A

AIDS

23
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highly communicable respiratory infection caused by morbillivirus rubeola

A

rubeola/measles

24
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acute infectious disease characterized by fever and rash, short term and less contagious that rebeola

A

rubella/ german measles

25
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acute inflammation of the parotid salivary glands in children and young adults

A

Mumps

26
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highly contagious disease characterized by a distinctive rash, more common in children

A

varicella/chickenpox

27
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common infection associated with mild erythema, most common in children

A

erythema infectiosum /fifth disease

28
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acute, highly infectious respiratory tract disease characterized by repetitious, paroxysmal cough and a prolonged, harsh or shrill sound during inspiration

A

pertussis, whooping cough

29
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acute, life threatening infectious disease characterized by a gray membrane like coating over mucous

A

diphtheria

30
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stage of pertussis with cold like symptoms and a fever

A

catarrhl stage

31
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stage of pertussis with a characteristic cough that last 3-4 weeks

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paroxysmal stage

32
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stage of pertussis with gradual recovery

A

convalescence stage

33
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acute, life threatening infectious disease characterized by persistent, painful contractions of muscles that is not just found in children

A

tetanus

34
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