Crying Time Flashcards
Partition of natural foci:
- Original natural foci (exists without human intervention)
*Antropourgic natural foci - Synanthropic natural foci
Antropourgic natural foci:
Created as a result of the transformation of the natural environment by human activity or exists together with people in changed environment
Synanthropic natural foci:
Exists in colonized places, circulation of pathogen is preformed among synantropic animals
Natural foci subtypes:
- Vectoral subtype (transmissive disease)
- Interhostal (passive transmission)
- Postinterhostal (active-penetration)
Hosts types - small mammals:
- Synanthropic (human habitation main environment-mice)
- Hemisynanthropic (highly adaptability to environment-hamster)
- Exoanthropic (all life are bound for open nature-hedgehog)
Propagative transmission:
Pathoergont is multiply in the body of vector on;y
Cyclometamorphic transmission:
Pathoergont lives in the body of vector but does not multiply
Cyclopropagative transmission:
Pathoergont lives and multiply in the body of vector
Rose bengal test is used to detect what bacterial disease:
Brucellosis
Tests for detection of Antibodies:
Serology
* Rapid slide agglutination
* Complement fixation test
* Virus neutralisation test
* Hemagglutination inhibition test
* ELISA (Inderect and Blocking)
What is the principle of complement fixation test:
Antibodies present in patient sera, when mixed with the corresponding antigens will “fix” or bind, complement