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Short Answer ( 1 point) 80. Provide the following information about viral diseases. Disease Vines Transmission Infectious mon o s Warts enca) Comme cold Polie Case Studies ( 4 point each) Case Study 1: A 10-year-old child is brought to the doctor's office with symptoms of headache, fever, a mild cough, sore throat, muscle aches, occasional vomiting, and diarrhea. The doctor prescribed a broad-spectrum antibiotic that, after 2 days, did not appear to have any effect. Case Study 2: A 75-year-old grandmother checks into an emergency room along with her two grandchildren, ages 5 and 8. They are all exhibiting the same symptoms: severe abdominal cramps, diarrhea, and fever. Preliminary laboratory tests from samples reveal a large number of gram-negative, motile bacilli. The symptoms appeared in all three about 20 hours after they made chocolate chip cookies. The work area and utensils were clean and the only food consumed in the kitchen was some milk and cookie dough. Dashboard Calendar To Do Notifications Inbox

Answer 1

80, Infectious mononucleosis
Virus -Epstein-Barr virus(EBV)
Transmission - through saliva
Warts(verruca)
virus - Human papillomavirus
Transmission - direct skin contact or object like towels and washcloths and spread through skin breaks and wt skin.
Common cold
virus - coronavirus, rhinovirus
Transmission -Direct contact with infected secretions, inhaling airborne virus after coughing and sneezing.
Case study 1:
-the child having symptoms of flu
-flu caused by influenza A and B
-this virus affects the upper and lower respiratory tract.
-this virus transmitted through direct contact of infected individuals, contaminated objects and inhalation of virus-laden aerosols.
Case study 2:
-Foodborne disease or inflammatory gastroenteritis cause symptoms like fever, abdomen cramps, vomiting, diarrhea.
-It is caused by gram-negative bacteria salmonella it has a motile structure
-Salmonella spread through fecal-oral route by food and water, eating and drinking contaminated and improperly cooked foods, and through infected animal food products.
-Eating raw cookies dough or cake mix carries raw eggs in the batter that cause salmonella poisoning.