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occurence of cholera in london
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handwashing decreased infection from child birth
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sanitization decreased incidence of typhus
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| study of cause of disease |
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| present for days, weeks, or months |
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| permanteently colonize host |
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| relationship between normal microbiota and the host |
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| one benifit, other unaffected |
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| one benifit, other harmful |
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| do not cause disease in normal habitate in healthy person, but cause in different environment |
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| compitition among microbe |
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| normal microbiota protect what? |
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| specific infectious disease is associated with specific microbes |
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| change in body function felt by a patient as a result of a disease |
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| change in a body that can be measured and observed as a result of disease ex. sweat, tem.. |
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| specific group of signs and symptoms that accompany a disease |
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| disease spread from one host to another |
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| disease that easily spread from one host to another |
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| disease that is not transmitted from one host to another |
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| fraction of poppulation contracted disease during a specific time |
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