Communicable disease D-4 Flashcards

1
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give an example of communicable infectious agents

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Virus, bacteria, fungi ang parasites

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2
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what is the cellular organism that cannot replicate without a host

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Parasites

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3
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Acellular Organism that can replicate

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Viruses

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4
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Single cell organism

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Protozoa

e.g. Amoeba

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5
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Multi cell organism

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Metozoa

e.g. Helminth or worms

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6
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Etiology of malaria:

  1. Etiologic agent: Parasites
  2. Protozoa
  3. Plasmodium
  4. Vector: Female anopheles Mosquito
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7
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Borne viral disease

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Dengue

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8
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Aedes Aegypti

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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a

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Low Fly Mosquito

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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a

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10
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High Fly Mosquito

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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b

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11
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Defenetive host / Vector

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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b

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12
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Night biting

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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b

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13
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Dirty stagnant water

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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a

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14
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Color brown mosquito

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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b

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15
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Color black mosquito

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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a

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16
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Day biting

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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a

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17
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Clear flowing water

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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b

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18
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Larger compare to ordinary mosquito

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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b

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19
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Does not bite on motion

a. Dengue
b. Malaria

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b

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20
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what is the king of tropical disease?

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Malaria

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21
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Medication for malaria

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Chloroquine or any medication with “quine” on its end

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22
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What are the blood cells that are being targeted by the Malaria?

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RBC - Plasmodium effects the RBC

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23
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what are the normal value of RBC in male and female?

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female - 12-14 g/dl
Male - 14-16 g/dl

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24
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Asexual cycle in Humans “Intermediate host”

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Schizogony

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sexual cycle in Mosquito
Sporogony
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Nursing education to prevent malaria?
1. wear long sleeves 2. Use Insect repellant
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In patient with malaria, The hemoglobin are decreasing resulting for what blood cell problem?
Anemia
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Young RBC is also known as Immature cells or?
Reticulocytes
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Signs and symptoms of Anemia
* Pallor * Fatigue * Tachycardia
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Old RBC is also known as mature cells or?
Erythrocytes
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In 4 causative agents of malaria, Which of them are Most common in Philippines; And a severe infection 1. Malignant Tertian 2. Cerebral malaria 3. Black water fever (dark urine color)
Plasmodium Falcifarum
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In 4 causative agents of malaria, It is a benign tertian and Patient experiencing a fever q 48 hours on the third day
Plasmodium vivax
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In 4 causative agents of malaria, rarely seen in philippines
Plasmodium Ovale
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In 4 causative agents of malaria, It is a quartan, fever and chills usually developed q 72 hours on 4th day after onset
Plasmodium Malariae
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Old and young RBC a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
a
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Old RBC only a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
c
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Young RBC a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
b
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Benign Tertian a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
b
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happens at the 3rd day a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
a
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48 hours a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
b
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72 hours a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
c
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Malignant tertian a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
a
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Quartan tertian a. Falcifarum b. vivax/ovale c. malariae
c
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what do you called on destruction of the hgb?
Hemolysis
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what do you called on the destruction of the RBC?
Hemolytic anemia
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The blood final product are _______ that causes jaundice or in other term are?_______________________
1. Bilirubin 2. Icteric Jaundice or Icteresia
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P. Malariae Incubation period?
28 days
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Incubation period of malaria?
9 to 30 days
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P. vivax and P. Falcifarum Incubation period?
10-15 days
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What are the 2 mode of transmission of malaria?
1. Bite of infected FAM 2. Blood Transfusion
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what are the three stages of malaria and its nursing consideration
1. Cold - provide blanket 2. Hot - TSB 3. Wet - Pat Dry
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Clinical Manifestation of stages of malaria? Cold stages:
Recurrent chills
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Clinical Manifestation of stages of malaria? Hot stages:
fever for 4-6 hours headache Abdominal pain Vomiting seizures
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What are the 3 early signs of anemia?
P - pallor E - Easy fatigability D - dizziness
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Clinical Manifestation of stages of malaria? Wet stages:
Profuse sweating then return to normal temperature
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