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Predisposing factors that increase a person's vulnerability to disease include genetic predisposition, which can determine susceptibility to certain conditions, and environmental influences such as exposure to pathogens or toxins. Lifestyle choices, including poor diet, lack of physical activity, and smoking, can also contribute to increased risk. Additionally, socioeconomic factors, such as access to healthcare and education, can play a significant role in one's overall health and ability to manage diseases effectively.
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When is a person most vulnerable to deep organ candidiasis?
Like vaginal and oral candidiasis, it is an opportunistic disease that strikes when a person's resistance is lowered, often due to another illness.
Discuss what factors should determine how a person with an infectious disease should be treated?
in ur as@
What three factors make individuals more vulnerable to abuse than others?
abused as a child, a person who is a giver instead of a taker, and definately a person who doesnt no how to say no and mean it
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.
When a decease can be moved from person to person it is a?
When a disease can be moved from person it can be known as an Infectious disease, a Transmittable disease, or a communicable disease.
What is the medical term meaning inflammatory skin reaction characterized by intense itching predisposing the person to secondary infections and long-term chronic lichenification?
eczema
What makes your bodies vulnerable to diseases?
Problems with your immune system will make your body more susceptible to disease and infection. This is why AIDS patients and older people will sometimes die of pneumonia. Their immune systems have been weakened to the point that their bodies can't fight off the sickness. White blood cells are responsible for fighting disease, so when a person is afflicted with a disorder that causes a loss of these cells, the body will be highly vulnerable to any kind of disease or sickness.
When a disease cannot be passed from a person to person it is referred to as a?
Non-communicable disease. These diseases are typically chronic in nature and are caused by a combination of genetics, lifestyle factors, and environmental influences. Some examples include heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.
When a disease can be passed from person to person its referred as?
An infectious disease.
Why is isolation important for patients suffering from communicable diseases?
If a disease is communicable, that means that it can be spread from person to person. Isolation is important for people with communicable diseases so that the disease does not spread to other people and cause an epidemic.
What is commutable disease?
A communicable disease is one that one person can catch from another person. The flu is one such disease. A noncommunicable disease is one that one person can not catch from another. Cancer is one such disease.
How does chickenpox cause disease?
Chickenpox is a virus that is considered a disease unto itself. The problems that are commonly associated with it are skin infections from the rash that leaves the skin vulnerable to bacteria like stapholococcus. A person with chicken pox can also get meningitis, encephalitis, kidney, liver and lung problems from the virus.
