SlideShare a Scribd company logo
1 of 25
Download to read offline
Diseases and how you can get
           them
      By Emerald Stenglein
Bubonic plague
• is a disease circulating mainly among rats and
  the fleas on them
Monkey pox
• Monkey pox is an exotic infectious disease
  caused by the monkey pox virus. The disease
  was first identified in laboratory monkeys,
  hence its name, but in its natural state it
  seems to infect rodents more often than
  primates. located mainly in Africa.
West Nile virus
• it is found in both tropical and temperate
  regions. It mainly infects birds, but is known to
  infect humans, horses, dogs, cats, bats,
  chipmunks, skunks, squirrels, domestic
  rabbits, crocodiles and alligators. The main
  route of human infection is through the bite of
  an infected mosquito. Approximately 90% of
  West Nile Virus infections in humans are
  without any symptoms.
Malaria

• Malaria is a mosquito-borne diseases it manly
  in sub tropics and the tropics this includes
  some of Africa, Asia and the Americas the
  diseases is a virus it needs a body to live in.
AIDS/HIV

• HIV is a type of aids Hiv’s proper name is
  Human immunodeficiency virus it weakens
  the immune system HIV can come into the
  body by sexual means and breast feeding. It
  uses your immune system to progress Aka
  grow and make more of it’s self
Smallpox

• Smallpox is an infectious diseases that only
  humans can get the way you know you have
  smallpox is if the bumps on you have a dimple
  in the center of them. Smallpox is located in
  blood vessels in your mouth and throat it
  emerged in 10,000B.C.
Ebola

• Ebola the virus messes with our blood vessels
  and people who have this their blood vessels
  become damaged and they end up going into
  shock
Dysentery

• very bad cases of diarrhea that can be fatal if
  left untreated
Hepatitis

• Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver it’s a
  virus and the term of it is limited once it
  progresses to a certain stage it changes names
  fibrosis or cirrhosis.
Whooping Cough/Pertussis

• It is a bacterial disease severe coughing fits
  are related to whooping cough the disease
  lasts for six weeks
Cholera

• it is a infection of the small intestine it is
  brought into the body by drinking or eating
  contaminated food or water it is symbolized
  by diarrhea and vomiting this leads to
  dehydration
Polio

• Is an a disease spread by having drinking after
  someone or kissing someone polio is disease
  that paralyzes someone it is usually found
  near the spinal cord
Typhoid Fever

• Typhoid fever is passed by eating or drinking
  after someone who has typhoid fever it you
  have a high fever profuse sweating you may
  have a bloody nose you may die
Swine Flu

• Swine flu is also called H1N1 it is related to a
  some other diseases influenza A and its
  subtype/ seasonal influenza these two are
  called H1N2 andH3N1
Hookworm

• Hookworm is a parasite not a d
Rubella
Measles
Mumps
Oropouche Virus
Yellow Fever
Spotted Fever
African Trypanosomiasis
Cancer
Onchocerciasis/ River blindness

More Related Content

What's hot

What's hot (20)

Communicable diseases
Communicable diseasesCommunicable diseases
Communicable diseases
 
Tips to stay healthy
Tips to stay healthyTips to stay healthy
Tips to stay healthy
 
Communicable deseases presentation
Communicable deseases   presentationCommunicable deseases   presentation
Communicable deseases presentation
 
Communicable diseases Grade 4 MAPEH
Communicable diseases Grade 4 MAPEHCommunicable diseases Grade 4 MAPEH
Communicable diseases Grade 4 MAPEH
 
Communicable diseases
Communicable diseasesCommunicable diseases
Communicable diseases
 
Viral disease of Human
Viral disease of HumanViral disease of Human
Viral disease of Human
 
Bio investigatory
Bio investigatoryBio investigatory
Bio investigatory
 
12 DEADLY HUMAN DISEASES OF ALL TIME
12 DEADLY HUMAN DISEASES OF ALL TIME12 DEADLY HUMAN DISEASES OF ALL TIME
12 DEADLY HUMAN DISEASES OF ALL TIME
 
Izzatullah presentation mumps virus
Izzatullah presentation mumps virusIzzatullah presentation mumps virus
Izzatullah presentation mumps virus
 
Communicable disease Pharm. D II Year
Communicable disease Pharm. D II YearCommunicable disease Pharm. D II Year
Communicable disease Pharm. D II Year
 
Airborne diseases
Airborne diseasesAirborne diseases
Airborne diseases
 
Plague
PlaguePlague
Plague
 
Worst diseases in the world
Worst diseases in the worldWorst diseases in the world
Worst diseases in the world
 
Viral infections
Viral infectionsViral infections
Viral infections
 
Ebola viral disease
Ebola viral diseaseEbola viral disease
Ebola viral disease
 
Communicable disease
Communicable diseaseCommunicable disease
Communicable disease
 
tuberculosis
tuberculosistuberculosis
tuberculosis
 
Viral disease definition
Viral disease definitionViral disease definition
Viral disease definition
 
Fcs 340 presenation
Fcs 340 presenation Fcs 340 presenation
Fcs 340 presenation
 
Airborne Diseases
Airborne  DiseasesAirborne  Diseases
Airborne Diseases
 

Similar to Diseases and how you can get them

2_Pathogens (1).pptx
2_Pathogens (1).pptx2_Pathogens (1).pptx
2_Pathogens (1).pptxTreskaQadir
 
Virual infections
Virual infectionsVirual infections
Virual infectionsJobin John
 
HIV & INFLUENZA.pptx
HIV & INFLUENZA.pptxHIV & INFLUENZA.pptx
HIV & INFLUENZA.pptxDr. Megha PU
 
viruses and viral diseases
viruses and viral diseasesviruses and viral diseases
viruses and viral diseasesArjun Kumar
 
Ebola virus disease
Ebola virus diseaseEbola virus disease
Ebola virus diseaseAlvin Chew
 
Diseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10th
Diseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10thDiseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10th
Diseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10thKamran Abdullah
 
Monsoon Maladies - by Hinduja Hospital
Monsoon Maladies - by Hinduja HospitalMonsoon Maladies - by Hinduja Hospital
Monsoon Maladies - by Hinduja HospitalHinduja Hospital
 
Communicable diseases
Communicable diseases Communicable diseases
Communicable diseases Maninder Handa
 
HIV & other Opportunistic Infections
HIV & other Opportunistic InfectionsHIV & other Opportunistic Infections
HIV & other Opportunistic InfectionsPrejith Philip Chacko
 
powerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptx
powerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptxpowerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptx
powerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptxELLAMAYDECENA2
 
communicablediseases.pptx
communicablediseases.pptxcommunicablediseases.pptx
communicablediseases.pptxBaskararajaM
 
Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)
Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)
Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)NoufAlmousa1
 
viral diseases of human prepared by hasna
 viral diseases of human prepared by hasna viral diseases of human prepared by hasna
viral diseases of human prepared by hasnasana sana
 
H1N1 flu (swine flu) overview
H1N1 flu (swine flu) overviewH1N1 flu (swine flu) overview
H1N1 flu (swine flu) overviewAhmad Thanin
 
Human health and disease
Human health and diseaseHuman health and disease
Human health and diseaseewaszolek
 

Similar to Diseases and how you can get them (20)

2_Pathogens (1).pptx
2_Pathogens (1).pptx2_Pathogens (1).pptx
2_Pathogens (1).pptx
 
Virual infections
Virual infectionsVirual infections
Virual infections
 
HIV & INFLUENZA.pptx
HIV & INFLUENZA.pptxHIV & INFLUENZA.pptx
HIV & INFLUENZA.pptx
 
viruses and viral diseases
viruses and viral diseasesviruses and viral diseases
viruses and viral diseases
 
Ebola virus disease
Ebola virus diseaseEbola virus disease
Ebola virus disease
 
Diseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10th
Diseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10thDiseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10th
Diseases-Cause and Prevention Chp-5 General Science 9th 10th
 
INFLUENZA.pptx
INFLUENZA.pptxINFLUENZA.pptx
INFLUENZA.pptx
 
Monsoon Maladies - by Hinduja Hospital
Monsoon Maladies - by Hinduja HospitalMonsoon Maladies - by Hinduja Hospital
Monsoon Maladies - by Hinduja Hospital
 
Communicable diseases
Communicable diseases Communicable diseases
Communicable diseases
 
HIV & other Opportunistic Infections
HIV & other Opportunistic InfectionsHIV & other Opportunistic Infections
HIV & other Opportunistic Infections
 
powerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptx
powerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptxpowerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptx
powerpoint for mapeh 8 (health 8) quarter 3.pptx
 
communicablediseases.pptx
communicablediseases.pptxcommunicablediseases.pptx
communicablediseases.pptx
 
Rabies
RabiesRabies
Rabies
 
Ebola hemorrhagic fever
Ebola hemorrhagic feverEbola hemorrhagic fever
Ebola hemorrhagic fever
 
Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)
Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)
Infeluenza virus (definition,types and treatment)
 
viral diseases of human prepared by hasna
 viral diseases of human prepared by hasna viral diseases of human prepared by hasna
viral diseases of human prepared by hasna
 
H1N1 flu (swine flu) overview
H1N1 flu (swine flu) overviewH1N1 flu (swine flu) overview
H1N1 flu (swine flu) overview
 
Human health and disease
Human health and diseaseHuman health and disease
Human health and disease
 
Taluremia
TaluremiaTaluremia
Taluremia
 
Rabies final
Rabies finalRabies final
Rabies final
 

Diseases and how you can get them

  • 1. Diseases and how you can get them By Emerald Stenglein
  • 2. Bubonic plague • is a disease circulating mainly among rats and the fleas on them
  • 3. Monkey pox • Monkey pox is an exotic infectious disease caused by the monkey pox virus. The disease was first identified in laboratory monkeys, hence its name, but in its natural state it seems to infect rodents more often than primates. located mainly in Africa.
  • 4. West Nile virus • it is found in both tropical and temperate regions. It mainly infects birds, but is known to infect humans, horses, dogs, cats, bats, chipmunks, skunks, squirrels, domestic rabbits, crocodiles and alligators. The main route of human infection is through the bite of an infected mosquito. Approximately 90% of West Nile Virus infections in humans are without any symptoms.
  • 5. Malaria • Malaria is a mosquito-borne diseases it manly in sub tropics and the tropics this includes some of Africa, Asia and the Americas the diseases is a virus it needs a body to live in.
  • 6. AIDS/HIV • HIV is a type of aids Hiv’s proper name is Human immunodeficiency virus it weakens the immune system HIV can come into the body by sexual means and breast feeding. It uses your immune system to progress Aka grow and make more of it’s self
  • 7. Smallpox • Smallpox is an infectious diseases that only humans can get the way you know you have smallpox is if the bumps on you have a dimple in the center of them. Smallpox is located in blood vessels in your mouth and throat it emerged in 10,000B.C.
  • 8. Ebola • Ebola the virus messes with our blood vessels and people who have this their blood vessels become damaged and they end up going into shock
  • 9. Dysentery • very bad cases of diarrhea that can be fatal if left untreated
  • 10. Hepatitis • Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver it’s a virus and the term of it is limited once it progresses to a certain stage it changes names fibrosis or cirrhosis.
  • 11. Whooping Cough/Pertussis • It is a bacterial disease severe coughing fits are related to whooping cough the disease lasts for six weeks
  • 12. Cholera • it is a infection of the small intestine it is brought into the body by drinking or eating contaminated food or water it is symbolized by diarrhea and vomiting this leads to dehydration
  • 13. Polio • Is an a disease spread by having drinking after someone or kissing someone polio is disease that paralyzes someone it is usually found near the spinal cord
  • 14. Typhoid Fever • Typhoid fever is passed by eating or drinking after someone who has typhoid fever it you have a high fever profuse sweating you may have a bloody nose you may die
  • 15. Swine Flu • Swine flu is also called H1N1 it is related to a some other diseases influenza A and its subtype/ seasonal influenza these two are called H1N2 andH3N1
  • 16. Hookworm • Hookworm is a parasite not a d
  • 19. Mumps