Infectious Diseases
- Which pathogen causes whooping cough?
- Are yeast infections caused by too much sugar?
- What are some diseases with bloody dirreah vomiting fever and stomach cramps?
- What is the most efficient and cost-effective way to control infectious diseases
- Can you give rubella vaccine to positive patient?
- How is typhus transmitted?
- What happens when you treat dengue?
- What is the sporozoan that causes malaria?
- Can you use nystatin and triamcinolon to treat a yeast infection?
- Does getting a whooping cough vaccine hurt?
- I was prescribed with Amoxicillin for Bronchitis but am pretty sure a viral infe
- What if you have had a yeast infection for long time?
- Can you fly with an infected cut?
- Why is it life threatening if your peritoneum becomes infected?
- How do you clean infected dimple piercing?
- What test is used for valley fever?
- What is a white blood cell that eats any pathogen?
- What symptoms occur with fever?
- What was the cause of infection for typhoid fever?
- How many Ebola outbreaks have there been?
- Can you get scabies without coming into contact with someone who has it?
- What type of people are most susceptible to get rabies and why?
- What is the root word of malaria?
- What helps protect your body against infections?
- Where can you catch smallpox disease?
- Can white people get sickle cell?
- Can you get pneumonia from playing out in the rain?
- What are facts of cholera?
- What is the difference between vaccine conjugate and Polysaccharide vaccine?
- What is the treatment for tomato fever?
- What is the difference between yellow fever and aids?
- Who is at a high risk for staphylococcal infections?
- Which type of pathogen would NOT be affected by antibacterial agents?
- Anuzinc supp what is it used for?
- Can rabies be spread through air?
- How do you give someone malaria?
- Can chickenpox vaccine prevent shingles by cryosurgery?
- Is pneumonia dangerous for a 11 year old?
- Are Noncommunicable deseases are caused by pathogens?
- Do vaccinations protect you from getting diseases?
- How is disease transmitted?
- What is a high fever for an adult?
- What bacterial infection requires confirmation through serological testing becau
- Is a sterile item free from all microorganisms and their spores?
- What are the 4 common symptoms associated with infection?