Bacterial Diseases and Preventing Disease

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  • What type of diseases are caused by bacteria?
    Bacterial diseases
  • What is a common symptom of salmonella infection?
    Food poisoning
  • What symptoms can infected people suffer from due to salmonella?
    Fever, stomach cramps, vomiting, diarrhea
  • What causes the symptoms of salmonella infection?
    Toxins produced by the bacteria
  • How can one get salmonella food poisoning?
    By eating contaminated food
  • What is the purpose of vaccinating poultry against salmonella?
    To control the spread of the disease
  • What is gonorrhea classified as?
    A sexually transmitted disease (STD)
  • How are STDs like gonorrhea transmitted?
    Through sexual contact
  • What causes gonorrhea?
    Bacteria
  • What symptom might a person with gonorrhea experience?
    Pain during urination
  • What is a common symptom of gonorrhea in men?
    Thick yellow discharge from the penis
  • What is a common symptom of gonorrhea in women?
    Increased vaginal discharge
  • What treatment was originally used for gonorrhea?
    Penicillin
  • Why has penicillin become less effective against gonorrhea?
    Bacteria have become resistant
  • What can people do to prevent the spread of gonorrhea?
    Use barrier methods like condoms
  • What are some methods to reduce the spread of diseases like gonorrhea?
    Antibiotics and barrier methods
  • What is a symptom of gonorrhea related to urination?
    Pain during urination
  • What are the symptoms of salmonella infection?
    • Fever
    • Stomach cramps
    • Vomiting
    • Diarrhea
  • What are the symptoms of gonorrhea?
    • Pain during urination
    • Thick yellow discharge in men
    • Increased vaginal discharge in women
  • How can the spread of diseases like salmonella and gonorrhea be prevented?
    • Vaccination for poultry
    • Use of antibiotics
    • Barrier methods like condoms
  • What is the relationship between bacteria and diseases?
    • Bacteria can cause various diseases
    • Symptoms arise from toxins produced by bacteria
  • What is the significance of antibiotic resistance in treating gonorrhea?
    • Bacteria have become resistant to penicillin
    • Treatment options are becoming limited
  • What method should be used to reduce the spread of disease?
    Barrier methods
  • How can the spread of disease be prevented?
    By using barrier methods like condoms
  • What are some actions to reduce or prevent the spread of disease?
    1. Being hygienic
    • Wash hands thoroughly before food preparation
    • Prevent sneezing on others
    1. Destroying vectors
    • Kill insects that spread disease
    • Destroy habitats of disease-carrying organisms
    1. Isolating infected individuals
    • Prevent infected individuals from spreading disease
    1. Vaccination
    • Vaccinate people and animals against communicable diseases
  • Why is destroying vectors important in disease prevention?
    It prevents the disease from being passed on
  • How can you isolate infected individuals to prevent disease spread?
    Keep them away from healthy people
  • What does vaccination do in terms of disease prevention?
    It prevents the development of infections
  • How does vaccination work against communicable diseases?
    It prevents the infection from developing
  • What is the significance of hygiene for chefs in food preparation?
    It prevents contamination of food
  • What is a common practice to prevent disease spread after sneezing?
    Isolate yourself from others
  • Why is it important to wash hands before cooking?
    To prevent contamination of food
  • What challenges do infections pose in treatment?
    They make it harder to treat gonorrhea
  • What is the role of hygiene in preventing infections?
    It reduces the risk of disease transmission
  • What are the key points about infection and response?
    • Infections can complicate treatment
    • Hygiene is crucial for prevention
    • Vaccination helps in controlling diseases
    • Isolation of infected individuals is necessary