Infectious diseases

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1.What is infectious diseases? 2.The immune system and host defense against infections 3.Prevention of Infectious and Health promotion 4.Emerging and nosocomial infection
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Infectious diseases

Anotações:

  • 1. caused by infectious agents (generate spontaneous/from air)
  1. Definition
    1. Infectious disease

      Anotações:

      • -disease caused by infectious agents(bacterium, virus, protozoan, fungus) -can be passed to other host
      1. Infection

        Anotações:

        • -occurs when the infectious agent enter the body and start reproduction -may or may not lead disease
        1. Pathogen

          Anotações:

          • -a type of infectious agent can cause disease
          1. Host

            Anotações:

            • -an organism infected by another organism
            1. Virulence

              Anotações:

              • the relative ability of an agent can cause rapid and severe disease in a host
            2. Prevalence

              Anotações:

              • -number of cases at a given time -expressed as a percent at a given time =product of incidence x duration of disease(long duration:hepatitis B)
              1. Contamination

                Anotações:

                • The presence of an infectious agent on different kinds of material/substances(e.g. water, a body surface, clothes)
                1. Disease

                  Anotações:

                  • -a pathological condition -characterized by signs and symptoms
                  1. Immunogenicity

                    Anotações:

                    • The ability of an organism to produce immune response after an infection: -providing protection against a similar or the same organism(e.g. infectious agents)
                    1. Vector of infection

                      Anotações:

                      • an insect or any living carriers:transport an infectious agent from an infected individual/its wastes to other susceptible individuals/food/surroundings.
                      1. Reservoir

                        Anotações:

                        • any person,animal, arthropod, plant, soil or substance or combination of these:allow an infectious agent to live and multiplies. -an infectious agent are transmittable to other susceptible(natural habitat)
                        1. Imapparent infection

                          Anotações:

                          • -no detectable clinical symptoms -can be documented by :    1.isolation of a pathogen,     2. detection of it component(DNA)    3. produce a specific immune response in                 person(asymptomatic)
                          1. Incidence

                            Anotações:

                            • 1.number of new cases in a given time period 2.expressed as percent infected per year/number per person time of observation
                            1. Special terms
                              1. Nosocomial

                                Anotações:

                                • 1. an infection originating in a patient while in a hospital 2. not related to the patient's primary condition-e.g. infection of surgical wound, hepatitis B, urinary tract infection
                                1. Opportunistic infections

                                  Anotações:

                                  • infection by organisms -take opportunity provided by a defect in host defense -organism infect the host and cause disease. 
                                2. Eradication

                                  Anotações:

                                  • -aims to termination of all transmission of infection(extermination of the infectious agent) -absolute process(an all or non phenomenon)
                                  1. Elimination

                                    Anotações:

                                    • It is used to describe eradication of a disease(e.g. measles/polio) from a large geographic  region.
                                  2. Reproductive rate

                                    Anotações:

                                    • It describes the potential for an infectious disease to spread. Influential factors: 1.probability of transmission 2.frequency of population contact 3.virulence of the organism 4.population immune proportion 5.duration of infection
                                3. Causes
                                  1. Genetic
                                    1. Biological
                                      1. Physical
                                        1. Environment
                                          1. Chemical
                                          2. Early history

                                            Anotações:

                                            • 1.Smallpox-trigger epidemic in ancient Greece and Egypt 2.Plague-coinfect with measles and smallpox  3.Syphilis- spreadly rapidly through europe in 1490s and cause high mortality
                                            1. Koch's Postulates(a particular agent can cause a specific disease)

                                              Anotações:

                                              • 1. specific agent must be associated with every case of the disease. 2. the agent can be isolated from a diseased host and grown in culture 3. the culture-grown agent is introduced into a healthy species must cause the same disease 4.the same agent must be again isolated from the infected host
                                              1. Caused by infectious disease agents

                                                Anotações:

                                                • 1.microbes/microorganisms -bacteria -viruses -protozoa -fungi -Helminths(animals)
                                                1. MOA for induceing disease

                                                  Anotações:

                                                  • 1.production of poisons(enzymes or toxins) 2.direct invasion and destruction 3.trigger immune responsed
                                                2. Phases
                                                  1. Incubation period

                                                    Anotações:

                                                    • Time between infection and apparent of symptoms
                                                    1. Prodromal period

                                                      Anotações:

                                                      • mild,non specific symptoms that signal onset of some disease
                                                      1. Clinical phase

                                                        Anotações:

                                                        • a person experiences typical signs and symptoms
                                                        1. Decline phase

                                                          Anotações:

                                                          • subsidence of symptoms
                                                          1. Recovery phase

                                                            Anotações:

                                                            • symptoms have disappeared -tissue heal -body remains strength
                                                  2. Classifications
                                                    1. By duration

                                                      Anotações:

                                                      • 1. Acute 2.Chronic 3.Latent -characterized by periods of no symptoms between outbreaks of illness
                                                      1. By location

                                                        Anotações:

                                                        • 1. Local- confined to a specific area of body 2. Systemic- infects most of the body with pathogens distributed widely in tissues
                                                        1. By Timing

                                                          Anotações:

                                                          • 1. Primary:initial infection in a healthy person 2. Secondary:infection that occurs in a person weakened by a primary infection
                                                          1. Clinical

                                                            Anotações:

                                                            • 1. Diarrheal diseases 2. Respiratory diseases 3. Central nervous system infection 4. Cardiovascular infection 5.Sepsis
                                                            1. Microbiological

                                                              Anotações:

                                                              • 1. Bacterial 2. Viral 3. Fungal 4. Parasitic 5. Prion
                                                              1. Transmission

                                                                Anotações:

                                                                • 1. Contact(direct/indirect) 2. Food/water borne 3. Airborne 4. Vecter borne 5. Perinatal:occurs during pregnancy
                                                                1. Reservoir

                                                                  Anotações:

                                                                  • 1. Human:HIV, HBV 2. Animals: Rabies 3. Soil 4. Water:Pseudomonas aeruginosa
                                                                2. The severe level
                                                                  1. Endemic

                                                                    Anotações:

                                                                    • The constant of a disease or infectious agent within a given geographic area
                                                                    1. Pandemic

                                                                      Anotações:

                                                                      • an worldwide epidemic affect high proportion of global population
                                                                      1. Epidemic

                                                                        Anotações:

                                                                        • The occurrence of a disease/illnesses excess of what may be expected on the basis of past experience for a given population
                                                                      2. Transmission

                                                                        Anotações:

                                                                        • 1.air 2.contaminated food/water 3. body fluids 4.Direct contact 5.animal vectors
                                                                        1. Reducing spreading

                                                                          Anotações:

                                                                          • 1.Vaccines 2.Antimicrobial drugs 3.Good personal hygiene 4.Protection against vectors 5.Quarantine

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