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q what is the vector of malaria how different is its behavior from the behavior of the vector of dengue feverthe vector of malaria is the mosquito of
q what are the human tissues affected by malaria what are the main clinical manifestations of the diseasea plasmodium contaminates the human blood
q what are the etiological agents of malariathe etiological agents of malaria are protozoans of the genus plasmodium there are four different kinds
q what is prophylaxisthe prophylaxis is measures taken to prevent diseases for instance the use of condoms in sexual relations is a prophylaxis
explain therapeutic nutrition this necessitates dietitians possessing a wide variety of skills beyond the technical knowledge and practical
q in the long term which are the organs affected by chronic chagas diseasein the chronic stage of chagas disease that manifests years after the
q what is the average incubation period of chagas disease what are some signs and symptoms of the acute phase of chagas diseasethe chagas disease may
q what is the incubation period of an infectionthe incubation period is the time interval between the infection by an agent that causes disease and
q what is the life cycle of trypanosoma cruzithe trypanosoma cruzi is a heteroxenous parasite that is it has an intermediate host the triatomine bug
q what is the vector of chagas disease how is the disease transmittedthe vector of the chagas disease is its intermediate host a triatomine bug the
what are the dietitians servicesdietitians are engaged in a variety of positions and in a number of work settings of course the
q under which forms is the trypanosoma cruzi found in its hostsin the definitive hosts also as in triatomine bugs intermediate hosts the protozoan
explain recovery or anabolic phase of stress responsewhen wounds are closed and infection has resolved repletion of lean tissue and fat stores along
explain the flow phase of stress responsethis is a neuro-endocrine response to physiological stress following the ebb phase this phase is
explain the ebb-phase of stress responsethis occurs immediately following injury and lasts for approximately 24-hours the so-called ebb phase which
some of the situations that concern ethical decisions in nutrition care are as followsdifficulty of adequate nutritional support of
q which is the kingdom of the parasites that cause malaria and chagas diseasethose maladies are caused by the protozoans beings of the kingdom
q what is an antibiogramthe antibiogram is a laboratory test intended to guide the choice of sufficient antibiotic to treat a given bacterial
q what do you mean by syphilisthe syphilis as well known as lues is a disease caused by the bacteria treponema pallidum before the invention of
q what is meningitisthe meningitis is the generic name given to inflammation of the meninges and membranes that cover the central nervous system the
q what is the etiological agent and the main manifestations of cholerathe cholera is a bacterial disease caused by the vibrio cholerae the disease is
q what is hansens disease etiological agent mode of transmission clinical manifestations and preventionthe etiological agent of the hansens disease
q are all pneumonias caused by bacteriathe pneumonia is the generic name of inflammation of the lungs moreover bacterial pneumonias there are
q is there vaccine against tuberculosisthe vaccine against the tuberculosis is called as bcg bacillus calmette-gueacuterin bcg is not used in a few
q what is tuberculosis how is the disease transmitted is there treatment for tuberculosisthe tuberculosis is a disease caused by the mycobacterium