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What human diseases are caused by bacteria?
ANSWERThere are many diseases whose causitive agents are bacteria. Just to name a few:Tuberculosis caused by mycoplasmaStrepthroat and rhumatic fever by StreptococciAcute sore throat by StreptococciAcne caused by PropionbacteriaPink eye caused by HemophilusTyphoid fever by SalmenellaNote: Influenza and HIV are viruses not bacteria and cheese is not a disease.Flesh eating diseaseby Staphylococci
What does causitive mean?
Causitive refers to something that is capable of causing a particular effect or outcome. It implies having the power to make something happen or to influence an event or situation.
What infectious agents cannot live outside of a human body for extended periods of time?
human immunodeficiency virus
When was the term virus first used in relation to human medical conditions?
The term "virus" in relation to human medical conditions was first used in the late 19th century, around 1898. It was used to describe infectious agents that are smaller than bacteria and cause diseases like the flu and common cold.
What percentage of human diseases are caused by bacteria?
Roughly 10-15% of human diseases are caused by bacteria. Examples include strep throat, tuberculosis, and some types of food poisoning.
What human diseases are caused by bacteria?
ANSWERThere are many diseases whose causitive agents are bacteria. Just to name a few:Tuberculosis caused by mycoplasmaStrepthroat and rhumatic fever by StreptococciAcute sore throat by StreptococciAcne caused by PropionbacteriaPink eye caused by HemophilusTyphoid fever by SalmenellaNote: Influenza and HIV are viruses not bacteria and cheese is not a disease.Flesh eating diseaseby Staphylococci
What does causitive mean?
Causitive refers to something that is capable of causing a particular effect or outcome. It implies having the power to make something happen or to influence an event or situation.
Pathogens are agents that cause some diseases.?
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What is the primary effect of biological warfare agents?
Terrible diseases.
What does neoplasm have to do with infectious diseases?
A few infectious agents -- notably human papillomavirus and hepatitis B virus -- are associated with neoplasm. In addition, some infections, like HIV, can predispose to cancer.
What has the author Dinah M James written?
Dinah M. James has written: 'Human antiparasitic drugs' -- subject(s): Antiparasitic agents, Chemotherapy, Drug therapy, Parasitic diseases
What are two classes of teratogenic agents?
infectious diseases and types of chemicals
How do you get diseases?
You get diseases from disease-causing agents called pathogens. Pathogens can be bacterial, viral, fungal, parasite-caused, etc.
Name the causitive pathogen for the tetanus?
It is a bacteria.Scientific name is Clostridium tetani.
Are a suspension of infectious agents used to convey resistance to infectious diseases?
vaccines
What Specific organisms with biological chemical or thermal agents cause diseases?
Pathogens
What has the author enemy to human diseases Sylvan written?
Sylvan's book "The Enemy Within: A History of Human Disease" explores the impact of various diseases on human history, from ancient times to the modern era. The author delves into how diseases have shaped societies, cultures, and medical advancements throughout history.
