Cholera

You will not get the cholera by breathing the cholera bacilli. They can infect the gut only. You may get immunized to cholera. But immunity to cholera is short lasting and is not very effective as well. By injecting dead cholera bacilli you get the immunity for cholera.

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cholera is a disease caused by a bacteria that realeases a toxin in the intestine and causes severe diarreah

It is gift to get help from the nurse in any emergency problem. She is designed by nature to take care. With help of good and trained nursing staff, you can manage the cholera ward very easily.

vibrio cholerae is found in aquatic enviroments.

so common victims would be people with fish pets or live near any kind of pond or river.

Only antibiotics will really help. The only way to cure cholera is with time and replenishing the body fluids. The antibiotics will slow the bacteria for it to be eliminated by the white blood cells.

Zimbabwean cholera outbreak happened in 2009.

it is a bacteria that lives in unsanitary water. It is then ingested and begins it's way through our digestive system. they reach the small intestine, using their flagella (tail) to transport them. they then secrete a toxin which causes water to be transported into the blood via osmosis, causing severe diarrhoea and vomiting

Normally cholera is caught by drinking infected water or eating food that has been contaminated by a person infected with the bacteria (not washing their hands properly).

It killed people in the 1840's - 1850's, or atleast cholera did.

They did not know how to sanitize objects to keep germs off of them. Thus, germs spread quickly throughout a small town.

these institutions had their own wells and the brewery employees and workhouse inhabitants did not use water from the affected well.

Cholera did not exist in the U.S. or Europe in 1800. It appeared in the 1830's. Once it arrived, the only method of prevention was sanitation and keeping drinking water free of contamination by the cholera bacillus

vibrio cholerae feed on host i.e the human being

So then it doesn't have full effect on your body however just enough for your body to be immune.

Frequently in the sub-equatorial Africa and in the Southern part of Asia.

Well the idea behind this concept is heat kills bacteria, to a point. Boiling water doesn't necessarily prevent diseases in as much as it kills bacteria on the item being boiled. So if there are a number of people in the house with the flu, and there is a healthy baby in the same house, boiling a baby bottle won't prevent spreading the disease, it will only "sterilize" the bottle.

They said immigrants carried the disease

The humoral model of disease proposed that disease was caused by an
imbalance in one or more of four "humors" or fluids in the body:
blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile.
Physicians would decide on a treatment based on their interpretation
of the imbalance. Some treatments even included "blood letting" where
they would either cut the person and allow them to bleed for a short
time or apply leaches to them to remove some blood.

to make all the bad air go up and the good air come down........

Portal of entry for cholera is your mouth. Transmission of cholera occurs by fecal oral route.

The name of the disease comes from a Greek word meaning "flow of bile."

Both are diseases, however they are very different. Scurvy is caused by vitamin C deficiency, whereas Cholera is caused by pathogenic bacteria.

Scurvy can cause weakness, pale skin, tender gums, sunken eyes, muscle pain, internal bleeding, and if untreated, death.

Cholera principally lives in the gut, and causes diarrhea. It is usually transmitted via human wastes.

the patient loses massive quantities of fluid and electrolytes, which is associated with abdominal muscle cramps, vomiting, fever, and watery diarrhea. The diarrhea can be so profuse that a person can lose 10 to 15 litres of fluid during the infection. Which may result in death.