Infectious Diseases And Trauma Information: infectious disease

Friday, October 5, 2018

What is an infectious disease infection?

Infection is the process of interaction between a pathogen and the human body. Pathogens invade the body, breaking through defense functions, growing and breeding, causing pathophysiological changes.

What is an infectious disease infection?

Types of
1. Primary infection, the first time the human body is infected with a certain pathogen. Some infectious diseases rarely re-infect, such as measles, chickenpox, and mumps.

2. Re-infection An infection in which the human body is again infected by the same pathogen on the basis of infection by a certain pathogen. Often referred to as schistosomiasis and hookworm disease.

3. Co-infection The human body is simultaneously infected with two or more pathogens. Less common.

What is an infectious disease? What are the characteristics of infectious diseases?

Infectious Diseases are diseases caused by various pathogens that can spread between humans, animals and animals, or between humans and animals. Most of the pathogens are microorganisms, a small part is a parasite, and parasites are also called parasitic diseases. In some infectious diseases, the epidemic prevention department must promptly grasp the morbidity of the disease and take timely countermeasures. Therefore, it should report to the local epidemic prevention department in time according to the stipulated time, which is called legal infectious disease. There are currently 39 types of legal infectious diseases in China, including A, B and C.

An infectious disease is an infectious disease that can be transmitted from one person or another species to another person or species through various routes. Usually, the disease can be directly contacted with infected individuals, the body fluids and excretions of infected people, and objects contaminated by infected people. It can be transmitted by air, water, food, contact, soil, and vertical. Mother-to-child transmission) and so on.