Homosexuals

Children

All of the above

People in poor

sanitation areas

Sharing

utensils , exchanging saliva and body fluids can spread infection

Those

with latent infection are noninfectious and asymptomatic thus treatment is not

warranted

Weight

loss, night sweeting, fever with cough usually develops 2- 10 weeks after

exposure

Sun

exposure and good ventilated environment is perfect for acid-fast aerobic

mycobacterium tuberculosis

The

popular rashes eventually turn into scabs

Predominantly

airborne disease

Has

itchy rash which resemble fluid filled blister

Rash

can cover extremities more than other areas of body

Transmitted by

Fecal-oral route

All of the above

Characterized by low

grade fever

Called traveler’s

diarrhea

OPV

is known as sabin

OPV

can be given to immunodeficient people

OPV

is the oral form

IPV

known as salk is an inactivated virus

A

& B

Miscarriage

and still birth

Heart

defects

A,

B and C

Auditory

, ocular and neurologic fetal abnormalities

It's

transmitted by oral-fecal route

It's

a viral infection

All

affected persons usually develop paralytic Polio

One

case is considered epidemic

Dengue

fever

Rheumatic

fever

Tuberculosis

Influenza

Infected

woman with varicella can transmit the disease to the fetus

Also

known as chickenpox

It

is usually a severe form of disease with high rate of complications and death

in children.

Highly contagious via both inhalation and contact with organism through skin lesion.