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| Virus. Infected by Infected Saliva of in infected Animal. |
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| Bacteria. Caused by aedes mosquitos. |
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| Virus. This disease is common in South America and in sub-Saharan Africa. |
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| Virus. There is a cure, in subtropical places. |
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| Fungus. Found in damp places, your foot will look blistery and scaly. |
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| Bacteria. Cough up blood. |
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| Bacteria. Brain and Spinal cord can be infected three types of influenza. |
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| Bacteria. requires the burning of all patient materials. |
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| Parasite. Not contagious. From geo-thermal water. You die in 1-14 days |
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| Bacteria. Diarrhea, deathly. |
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| Virus. Causes paralysis and deathly. |
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| Name the type of immunity that is in result of anti-bodies that are produced by the patients own body. |
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| Virus. Person to person contact. |
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| Name the type of immunity that results when antibodies are introduced from the OUTSIDE the patients body. |
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| A vaccine is a type of medication which the disease "killed" they put it in a syringe and injected it usually in the arm to prevent or stop the incoming disease later. |
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| What is a incubation period? |
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| The period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the first symptoms |
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| Bacteria. Tuberculosis (TB) is the leading cause of death in the world from a bacterial infectious disease. The disease affects 1.8 billion people/year |
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