Diseases and their pathogens

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Diseases and their pathogens
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Names of diseases

• 1. Cholera 11.
  Hepatitis B
• 2. Botulism 12. Lyme
  disease
• 3. Typhoid 13.
  Tuberculosis
• 4. Hepatitis A 14. Plague
  (black death)
• 5. Cryptosporidiosis 15. Measles
• 6. Dysentery 16. Aids
• 7. Polio 17.
  German Measles
• 8. Guardia 18. Malaria
• 9. Pneumonia 19. Mumps
• 10. Tetanus (lock jaw) 20. E.coli

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Responsible pathogens

• Cholera vibrio cholera
• Botulism clostridium botulinum bacteria
• Typhoid salmonella typhoid bacteria
• Hepatitis A hepatitis a virus
• Dysentery shigella dysenteriane bacteria or
  endamoeba histolytic a amoeba.
• Cryptosporidiosis Cryptosporidiosis partum
  protozoa.
• Polio polio viruses
• Guardia Guardia lamblia protozoa.

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• Pneumonia streptococcus pneumonia bacteria
• Tetanus (lock jaw) clostridium tetani bacteria
• Hepatitis B Hepatitis B virus
• Lyme disease borrelia burbdorferi bacteria
• Tuberculosis my co bacterium tuberculosis and 2
  other bacteria
• Plague ( black death) Yesinia pests bacteria
• Aids HIV ( human immunodeficiency virus)
• Measles a paramyxo virus

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• German Measles rubella virus
• Malaria plasmodium protozoa
• Mumps a paramyxo virus
• E. Coli Escherichia coli 0157H

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Route of exposure

• Cholera gastrointestinal
• Botulism gastrointestinal
• Typhoid gastrointestinal
• Hepatitis A gastrointestinal
• Dysentery gastrointestinal
• Cryptosporidiosis gastrointestinal
• Polio gastrointestinal
• Guardia gastrointestinal
• Pneumonia respiratory
• Tetanus( lock jaw) parenteral

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• Hepatitis B parenteral
• Lyme disease parenteral
• Tuberculosis respiratory
• Plague (black death) parenteral
• Aids parenteral
• Measles respiratory
• German measles respiratory
• Malaria parenteral
• Mumps respiratory
• E.coli gastrointestinal

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Mode of transmission

• Cholera Often waterborne
• Botulism food, waterborne can grow in food
• Typhoid water, food borne
• Hepatitis water, food borne
• Dysentery water, food
• Cryptosporidiosis waterborne resists colonna
• polio exposure to un treated sewage may also
  be waterborne
• Guardia waterborne
• Pneumonia coughing or direct contact

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• Tetanus (lock jaw) cuts or other wounds
• Hepatitis B primarily sexually contact
• Lyme disease dark thick bites
• Tuberculosis airborne
• Plague (black death) bites of fleas primary
  associated with rodents
• Aids sexual contact blood contact needles
• Measles highly contagious
• German measles vaccines work

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• Malaria mosquitoes
• Mumps vaccines work
• E.coli food borne

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• Created by
• Karmvir Kaur