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What are the predisposing factors that make a person more susceptible to a disease?
That is a loaded question and would take a book to explain all the reasons of which I can only name a few examples. Genetic predispostion to certain diseases, lowered immunity, inadequate nutrition to build a healthy immune system, improper medical care, no prenatal care, etc.
Another factor is overprotecting (to an extreme) children so that they are never exposed to normal colds and flu, mumps, measles, chicken pox, etc. Some advocate having chicken pox parties to expose kids to dieseases but that , IMHO, is going a bit too far.
Research has found some interesting links to Asthma, for example. Many children who did not grow up with pets in the house had more asthma than others who did (in general, certainly this is not a rule or anything).
Many children who have Chrones Disease were found to have had extremely sterile home bathroom environments often each child having his/her own bathroom exclusively so that they did not get exposure to other germs in order to build up some defense mechanisms than others who grew up in less rigid environments.
This is what I had read and seen on Health channels and I am only relaying some interesting information.
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Can you pass hyperthyroidism from person to person?
Hyperthyroidism is not a contagious disease. The stress of disease or pregnancy can sometimes trigger hyperthyroidism in a susceptible individual however.
What is a susceptible individual who can harbor a disease called?
This person is called a carrier. Some carriers do not show any signs of the disease but others do (as someone with a cold).
What is susceptible individual who can harbor the disease called?
A susceptible individual who can harbor the disease is often referred to as a "host." This individual provides an environment for the pathogen to thrive and potentially cause illness. Host factors such as age, immune status, and genetics can influence the likelihood of becoming infected.
What is a susceptible individual who can harbor the disease?
A carrier is a person who harbors a disease. They can spread viruses through various forms of contact with other people. Diseases continue to manifest in the descendants of the carriers.Ê
5 reasons a person may be susceptible?
List 5 reason person my be susceptible
How would aids affect a person's ability to keep free from diseases?
Sorry! This question cannot be answered.
Why is the number of cases of TB increasing?
Tuberculosis is on the increase due to certain factors: An increase in HIV, makes the person susceptible to diseases especially to TB; people living in poor sanitation areas are infected by TB, as it thrives most in these areas; the most populated areas is where this disease is most prevalent. These factors help in the spread of TB.
Discuss what factors should determine how a person with an infectious disease should be treated?
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Is immune a verb noun or adverb?
Immune is an adjective, i.e. your immune system. However, it can be used as a noun in the specific case of talking about a person who is not susceptible to a particular disease.
What is the genotype representation of Alzheimer's disease?
Genes like ApoE4 and other factors are the primary causes for the disease of Alzheimers to develop in a person's body.
Which hormones can make a person susceptible to infection when administered for too long as a drug?
Glucocorticoids can make a person susceptible to infection when they are administered for too long as a drug.
What is a susceptible individual who can harbor the diseases called?
A carrier is a person who harbors a disease. They can spread viruses through various forms of contact with other people. Diseases continue to manifest in the descendants of the carriers.Ê
