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what is organ specific and tissue specific manifestations????can any1 xplain abt dis???????
What are the difference between Acute and Chronic disease.
what is the full form of AIDs and full form of HIV plz help
does the growth of adam's apple effect a persons height? I have heard it from lot of people that if a person has fully matured adam's apple his height stops growing is it true
any 2 differences between infectious diseases and non infectious diseases pls
A man is suffering from AIDS
a}. he is not able to fight offf even minor infections.Why?
b}. Write any 2 ways in which he could have got this disease ?
draw a neat diagram of hydra label mesoglea and gasltovascular cavity.Name the group of animals it belonngs to.
It is diagnosed that Seema suffers from Malaria.
prevention is better than cure. explain
it is advised not to blow horn near hospital area . give reasons
why is AIDS considered as a syndrome and not a disease?
what are the differences between congenital and acquired diseases ? give examples
what is the difference between healthy and disease free
EXPLAIN THE LIFE CYCLE OF MOSQUITO
why making antiviral medicine is harder than antibacterial medicine?
name the diseases caused by bacteria,virus,protozoa,fungi and disease causing agent
what do you mean by cellular machinery?
Name two groups of microorganisms from which antibiotics could be extracted.
State the Principal of Immunisation.
give reasons:-
1) balanced diet is necessary for maintaining healthy body.
2) health of an organism depends upon the surrounding environmental conditions.
3) our surrondings area should be free of stagnant water.
4) social harmony and good economic conditions are necessary for good health.
what are the basic five principles of treatment for diseases?
Why a person suffering from AIDS cannot fight even very minor infections?
1)Do all diseases spread to people coming in ontact with a sick person ?
2)what are the diseases that are not spreading?
2)how would a person develop those diseases that don'tby contact with a sick person
What is the basis of principle of immunisation?
difference between signs and symptoms
What is the difference between vaccination and injection?
What is the difference between Vector and carrier?
Why is DPT called Triple Antigen?
Please give me a short summary/ notes of the chapter ' why do we fall ill' .
what are the differences between pathogens and vectors.give 2 examples...plzz reply fast
Write the principles of treatment of diseases.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FOMITE AND VECTOR
Explain how HIV-AIDS virus affects and damages our body.
difference between notochord and nerve chord
what is called vector? give example.
what are principles of prevention of diseases
What is an antibiotic? Also, give three examples.
Why do chronic diseases cause drastic long term effects on people's health as compared to acute diseases?
explain prevention is better than cure
mention two basic principles of prevention of infectious diseases
Why are antibiotics not effective for viral disease?
explain AIDS. give the full form of HIV AIDS.
what are water borne diseases? give examples
NAME THE TARGET ORGANS FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES. (A) HEPATITIS TARGETS _ (B) PNEUMONIA TARGETS _ (C) FITS (OR) UNCONSCIOUSNESS TARGETS _ (D) FUNGAL DISEASE TARGETS
WRITE TWO DISEASES CAUSED BY BACTERIA, VIRUS, FUNGI,PROTOZOA ALONG WITH SYMPTOMS
why do we fall iLL !!!!!!
Is jaundice a acute disease or a chronic disease? I think its a chronic disease because it lasts for 1-2 months and it can be fatal. But I am not sure about it. Help me please.
state any two conditions essential for being free of disease.
The cause fo AIDS.How does AIDS spread. what happen to a person affected with AIDS
Ravi suffered from tuberculosis, while Rehman suffered from typhoid. which disease caused more damage and why
Why are antibiotics effective against bacteria but not against virus?
Define inflammation.
difference between health and disease
What is the basic principle for vaccination?
What is the difference between Haemophilia and Leukomeia ?how are both caused?
state 3 limitations faced in dealing with infectious diseases
What is the difference between health and disease
why are overcrowded and poorly ventilated areas a major factor in tje spread of air brone diseases ? [for 1 mark]
difference between personal and community health ?
notes of plasmodium .
why male anopheles mosquito does not spread malaria?
find out what provisions are made by your local authority for the supply of clean drinking water. are all the people in your locality able to access this?
What are the steps taken by a family when a person fall sick?
Why is AIDS called a SYNDROME and not a DISEASE ?
The body of a patient has lost its power of fighting against infections. Which
What is inflammation? Write the symptoms of this in human body
our surrounding area should be free of stagnant water.explain.
What precautions can you take in your school to reduce the incidence of infectious diseases?
mention any two symptoms of diseases
write a short note on polio programme
Name two diseases against which infants below one year are vaccinated?
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what is organ specific and tissue specific manifestations????can any1 xplain abt dis???????
What are the difference between Acute and Chronic disease.
A: tuberculosis is a bacterial disease.
R: tuberculosis is mainly transmitted by droplet infection
what is the full form of AIDs and full form of HIV plz help
does the growth of adam's apple effect a persons height? I have heard it from lot of people that if a person has fully matured adam's apple his height stops growing is it true
any 2 differences between infectious diseases and non infectious diseases pls
A man is suffering from AIDS
a}. he is not able to fight offf even minor infections.Why?
b}. Write any 2 ways in which he could have got this disease ?
draw a neat diagram of hydra label mesoglea and gasltovascular cavity.Name the group of animals it belonngs to.
It is diagnosed that Seema suffers from Malaria.
prevention is better than cure. explain
it is advised not to blow horn near hospital area . give reasons
why is AIDS considered as a syndrome and not a disease?
what are the differences between congenital and acquired diseases ? give examples
RUCHI AND RAHUL ARE DISCUSSING ON VACCINATION . RAHUL DURING THE DISCUSSION EXPRESSED HIS FEAR THAT THE INOCULATED VACCINATION CAN BE DANGEROUS BECAUSE IT CONTAINS DEAD GERMS . RUCHI EXPLAINED AND REMOVED THE FEARS.
1)WHAT COULD BE RUCHI''S EXPLANATION
2)WHAT VALUES DO YOU THINK RUCHI POSSESSS?
what is the difference between healthy and disease free
EXPLAIN THE LIFE CYCLE OF MOSQUITO
Many of the people suffer from the problem of acne and feel annoyed of the ugly skin texture caused due to the acne spots. Can you guess the microorganism causing these acne?
why making antiviral medicine is harder than antibacterial medicine?
Antibiotics are ineffective against the viral infections. For each type of the viral infection, human body produces its own antiviral protein that is released from the infected and dying host cells. What is this protein called?
name the diseases caused by bacteria,virus,protozoa,fungi and disease causing agent
what do you mean by cellular machinery?
Name two groups of microorganisms from which antibiotics could be extracted.
State the Principal of Immunisation.
1) Name the disease he is suffering from.
2) Name the pathogen that attacked his body.
3) Mention any 3 modes of transmission of his disease.
give reasons:-
1) balanced diet is necessary for maintaining healthy body.
2) health of an organism depends upon the surrounding environmental conditions.
3) our surrondings area should be free of stagnant water.
4) social harmony and good economic conditions are necessary for good health.
a) which microbe is responsible for this disease
b) what is the system of this disease
what are the basic five principles of treatment for diseases?
Why a person suffering from AIDS cannot fight even very minor infections?
1)Do all diseases spread to people coming in ontact with a sick person ?
2)what are the diseases that are not spreading?
2)how would a person develop those diseases that don'tby contact with a sick person
What is the basis of principle of immunisation?
difference between signs and symptoms
What is the difference between vaccination and injection?
What is the difference between Vector and carrier?
Why is DPT called Triple Antigen?
Please give me a short summary/ notes of the chapter ' why do we fall ill' .
what are the differences between pathogens and vectors.give 2 examples...plzz reply fast
Write the principles of treatment of diseases.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FOMITE AND VECTOR
Explain how HIV-AIDS virus affects and damages our body.
difference between notochord and nerve chord
what is called vector? give example.
what are principles of prevention of diseases
What is an antibiotic? Also, give three examples.
Why do chronic diseases cause drastic long term effects on people's health as compared to acute diseases?
explain prevention is better than cure
mention two basic principles of prevention of infectious diseases
Why are antibiotics not effective for viral disease?
explain AIDS. give the full form of HIV AIDS.
what are water borne diseases? give examples
NAME THE TARGET ORGANS FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES.
(A) HEPATITIS TARGETS _
(B) PNEUMONIA TARGETS _
(C) FITS (OR) UNCONSCIOUSNESS TARGETS _
(D) FUNGAL DISEASE TARGETS
WRITE TWO DISEASES CAUSED BY BACTERIA, VIRUS, FUNGI,PROTOZOA ALONG WITH SYMPTOMS
why do we fall iLL !!!!!!
Is jaundice a acute disease or a chronic disease? I think its a chronic disease because it lasts for 1-2 months and it can be fatal. But I am not sure about it. Help me please.
state any two conditions essential for being free of disease.
The cause fo AIDS.How does AIDS spread. what happen to a person affected with AIDS
Ravi suffered from tuberculosis, while Rehman suffered from typhoid. which disease caused more damage and why
Why are antibiotics effective against bacteria but not against virus?
Define inflammation.
difference between health and disease
What is the basic principle for vaccination?
What is the difference between Haemophilia and Leukomeia ?how are both caused?
state 3 limitations faced in dealing with infectious diseases
What is the difference between health and disease
Immediate cause: The organisms that enter our body and causes disease is called immediate cause. For example, virus, bacteria, protozoa etc.
Contributory cause: The secondary factors which led these organisms enter our body are called as contributory cause. For example, dirty water, contaminated food, improper ourishment, poor standard of living etc. Meritnation experts can you please explain me difference between immediate cause and Contributary cause i cannot understand the defination i neer an easier definition mam or sir also define secondary factors as mentioned in contrivutary cause ???i need ans in a paper only
why are overcrowded and poorly ventilated areas a major factor in tje spread of air brone diseases ? [for 1 mark]
difference between personal and community health ?
notes of plasmodium .
why male anopheles mosquito does not spread malaria?
find out what provisions are made by your local authority for the supply of clean drinking water. are all the people in your locality able to access this?
What are the steps taken by a family when a person fall sick?
Why is AIDS called a SYNDROME and not a DISEASE ?
The body of a patient has lost its power of fighting against infections. Which
disease may the patient be suffering from? Name the pathogen and describe anytwo modes of its transmission from the patient to other person.What is inflammation? Write the symptoms of this in human body
our surrounding area should be free of stagnant water.explain.
What precautions can you take in your school to reduce the incidence of infectious diseases?
mention any two symptoms of diseases
write a short note on polio programme
Name two diseases against which infants below one year are vaccinated?