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Health 2013 Mr. Vecchio
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A disease spread from one living thing to another via the environment Infection-A condition when pathogens enter, multiply, and spread in the body Pathogen-Organism that causes disease
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Viruses-genetic material surrounded by a protein Inactive by themselves Burst host cell/run course Bacteria-Single celled microorganisms Some are essential/many are harmless Some produce toxins (Treated with Antibiotics)
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Fungi-Plant like organisms Athletes foot Protozoan-single celled that are larger/more complex than bacteria Malaria
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Direct Contact Touching, kissing, sex, eyes, mouth, nose, Indirect Contact Contaminated objects (table, door handle) Vector-organism that transmits to humans/other animals ▪ Water/Food Airborne TB, flu, chicken pox
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Disease not transmitted by a person, vector, or environment CVD Hypertension Atherosclerosis Angina Arrhythmia Congestive Heart Failure Stroke
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Tumor- mass of tissue that has no body function Benign vs. Malignant Remission- symptoms respond to treatment Types of Cancer pg. 682-683
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Infectious diseases spread through sexual contact Epidemic- occurrence of disease where many people in the same place/time affected. 1 in 4 in U.S. have STD ABSTINENCE
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Rampant for several reasons: Some have NO symptoms Birth control stop using condoms Developed strains that resist antibiotics Embarrassed to seek treatment
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Sexually active with more than one partner Unprotected sex High Risk partners Alcohol/Drugs (25%)
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Genital Warts 65 different strains Warts start localized and spread Symptoms: Warts
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1/10 adolescent girls 15-19 (46% of total infections) Caused by bacteria (treated and cured) “Silent Disease” Symptoms: Men- frequent urination, swollen scrotum, discharge Women- Discharge, abdominal pain, unusual bleeding
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Bacterial STD affects mucous membranes Most common 15-24 yrs old Symptoms: Men- Yellow discharge, fever, swelling testicles Woman- 80% no symptoms….burning/pain in urination, abnormal bleeding
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Type 1- causes cold sores/Type 2- genital sores 20% of adolescent population affected Virus (HSV) Symptoms: Fever, muscle ache, fatigue, pain in abdomen
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Antibiotics for most bacteria caused STD’s Info is private/confidential Social obligation to others
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AIDS vs. HIV 5 th leading cause of death for 25-44 year olds 40 million with HIV Pandemic- global outbreak as of 2002
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Enters blood and invades T-cells Virus attaches to a healthy cell surface enters nucleus Virus makes a copy of genetic material new virus reassembles at cell surface New virus breaks away from host cell and spreads Virus count goes up, T cell count goes down
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Blood, semen, sexual contact, breast milk Needle sharing Mother baby through umbilical cord
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Asymptomatic- 6 months-10 years of no symptoms Symptomatic- weight loss, swollen glands, loss of memory
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ELISA- tests for presence of antibodies in blood False negative results False positive results Western Blot Test Done as a last resort (100% accurate) Tests proteins from largest to smallest
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