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Chapter 3
Infectious Diseases


Terms








Contagious or communicable: Diseases
transmitted by human contact.
Non-communicable: Cannot be transmitted
directly from person to person.
Endemic: Occurs at low levels in a
population.
Epidemic: Occurs in unusually large
numbers over a specific area.

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Infectious Agents and Pathenogenic
Microorganisms









Viruses
Bacteria
Protozoa
Fungi
Helminths (parasitic worms)
Nosocomial infections: Hospital acquired
infections.

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Occupational Exposure and Prevention


How Exposed:








Wet hands
Coughs
Needles
Surface of money, paper, etc.

Prevention:




Wash hands in warm soapy water
Dry hands thoroughly, turn off water with paper
towel
Extra care with needles, sharp objects
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Common Childhood Preventable
Infectious Diseases


Measles (rubeola)




Mumps





Signs and symptoms: fever, cough, runny
nose, fatigue, then rash.
Signs and symptoms: fever, headache, loss of
appetite, swelling and pain in the parotid
glands (neck).

German Measles (rubella)


Signs and symptoms: None at first, then rash,
in teens and adults – headache, loss of
appetite, inflammation of eyelids, painful joints.

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Common Childhood Preventable
Infectious Diseases


Chickenpox





Whooping Cough




Signs and symptoms: runny or stuffy nose, fever,
sneezing, cough, then itchy rash.
Signs and symptoms: runny nose, sneezing, mild
cough, low-grade fever, coughing spells ending
with whooping sound.

Tetanus


Signs and symptoms: low-grade fever, sore
throat, stiff neck, lock jaw, muscle spasms and
difficulty swallowing.
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