What are the 9 categories of disease?

Answer 1

AIDS is caused by HIV.

The rhinovirus can cause the common cold.

Cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus (type 1) (HSV-1).

Hepatitis B virus can cause hepatitis.

Rotavirus causes enteritis and diarrhea.

Answer 2

There are several types of diseases, syndromes, and illnesses. Some have more than one cause, or result from the body's reaction to another illness. A few major of the major kinds are:

External diseases

- bacterial diseases : caused by microorganisms, many parasitic, that feed on living organisms

- viral diseases : caused by viruses or viroids, parasitic proteins that only replicate inside host cells

Internal Diseases

- genetic and autoimmune diseases : caused by the malfunction of cells, or an attack on body cells by other cells of the body

- systemic diseases and syndromes : caused by imbalances in the production, function, or health of body cells (may be caused by age, diet, or lifestyle)

- deficiency diseases : caused by lack of nutrients that cells require to function properly

Answer 3

1. Hereditary / Genetic i.e, Downs Syndrome

2. Infectious i.e. HIV, Flu

3. Non- Infectious i.e. Parkinsons

4. Social i.e. Malnutrition due to war

5. Self Inflicted i.e. Alcoholism

6. Degenerative i.e. Parkinsons

7. Mental i.e. Depression or Altzimhers

8. Physical i.e. Cancer, Arthritis

9. Deficiency i.e. Rickets or Scurvy

Answer 4

There are five broad classes of pathogens that can cause disease: bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoans and prions. Within each class, however, there are thousands of different species, strains, variants and mutations that give rise to disease.

Answer 5

There are many different types of diseases like Alzheimer's, lupus, Heart disease and more. A disease is a particular abnormal, pathological condition that affects part or all of an organism.

Answer 6

I will name Animal Diseases.

1. Parvo Virus

2. Distemper

3. Lepto

5. Salmon Poisoning

6. Heart Disease

7. Hepatitis

Answer 7

1. H.I.V.

2. Hepatitis A, Hepa.B, Hepa.C etc.

3. Influenza

4. Chicken pox

5. Small pox

and many more.

Answer 8

Tuberculosis, leprosy, pneumonia, gastric ulcers, and ringworm (to name just five).

Answer 9

Warts