ICSE class 9 biology disease notes
disease
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Affected organ
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organism
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Incubation period
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symptoms
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antibiotic
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prevention
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others
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tuberculosis
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Lung disease
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Rod shaped bacterium
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
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2-10 weeks
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Tissue form a tubercle round the germs
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streptomycin
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BCG
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24 march anti tuberculosis day
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cholera
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Intestinal tract
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Vibrio cholerae
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Few hrs -6 days
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Vomiting, loose stools, dehydration
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ORS
Saline
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Good sanitation
Clean and hygienic food
Well cooked food
Avoid insect contact
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Oro-faecal contamination
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Tetanus/lock jaw diseases
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Complete body, jaw gets locked
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Clostridium tetani
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4-20 days
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Jaw gets locked
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Tet vac
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vaccination
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Organism enters the body thro deep cuts
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syphilis
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SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE
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TRIPLE VACCINATION
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Common roundworms
Ascaris
ascariasis
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Intestines-
Female lays 1000 eggs per day
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Washing hands and fruits, veggies b4 eating
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Cylindrical worm, llr to earthworm size,female longer, male have
cureve hook
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Tapeworm/taenia solium/taeniasis
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intestine
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Increases in length
Absorbs host food. The mature worms throw the eggs by detaching from
the body and comes out through feaces
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Eating infected pork/beef
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Viruses-
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polio
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Legs
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Polio virus- spreads through
secretion of nose, throat, intestinal wastes
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7-14 days
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Paralysed joints
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Salk vaccine- developed from killed virus
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Pulse poliuo programme- oral drops
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mumps
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Neck and salivary glands
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12-26 days
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Swollen neck
Parotid glands are affected
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Isolation for 7-10 days, separate utensils and clothing
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rabies
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Central nervous system
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Spreads through mad dog bite-polio virus
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More than a month
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Hydrophobia- scared for water
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Regular injection of the weakened organism
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s
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HIV-human immune deficiency virus causes AIDS
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Immune system
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HIV
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10-12 years
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Cancers, fever, weight loss-secondary diseases
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Spreads through sexual intercourse
Contaminated blood transfusion
Mother to child transmission
needles
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