Question

Zika Virus Lyme Disease Influenza Disease is limited to humans yes (ie, no animal reservoir?) Limited persistence in the environment? Absence of long-term carrier no state? Long-term immunity results no from infection? Vaccination confers long-termno immunity? Herd immunity prevents perpetuation of an epidemic? Easily diagnosed disease? no no no no no yes no no yes no yes Vaccination effective

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write a paragraph: what disease seems more likely to be eradicated.

Answer 1

	Zika virus	Lyme disease	influenza
Herd immunity prevents the perpetuation of an epidemic	no	no	yes
Early diagnosed disease?	yes	yes	no
Vaccination effective postexposure?	no	no	yes

Herd immunity protects against infectious disease by preventing the spread of infection. Herd immunity is effective only in influenza and not on Zika and Lyme disease. Zika virus can be identified once the signs and symptoms are relevant and confirmed by laboratory tests. Persons who traveled to the high-risk area are usually tested. Lyme disease can also be identified earlier with the presence of signs and symptoms. It is a little difficult to diagnose influenza at early because most of the disease have similar symptoms and sometimes tests show a negative result. Vaccination is effective postexposure to influenza because it provides a cross-reactive immune response.

Zika virus is giving a serious threat in epidemic areas. It is spread through infected mosquitoes. Appropriate measures are taken to eradicate of zika virus. Proper testing of the person traveling high-risk area can prevent the spread of the virus from one country to another country. Aedes Aegypti mosquito control campaign helps to control the mosquito bite and eradication of zika virus.