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This document defines and discusses various concepts related to disease transmission and epidemiology. It defines infectious disease as a clinically evident illness in mammals caused by pathogens that can be transmitted between individuals. Contagious and communicable diseases are transmitted through direct or indirect contact between people or animals. Disease frequency refers to the number of cases in a population, while distribution describes who is affected, when, and where. Disease determinants are factors that cause disease occurrence and are divided into primary, such as biological, physical and chemical causes, and secondary host and environmental factors that enable disease progression.
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- 1. INTRODUCTION, DEFINITIONS AND BASIC LEHNOLOGIES s stoly It is study of tente, resp. of dewar the equ SE ASE; an interruption, Paton drander of body uses, syden senses develop from lectios aprats, born wennes, and way of life tre wwwwal adverse conditions Disease HIMIY be infections, contagious d INFECTIOUS DISEASE: A clinically mutest disease of mammals result CONTAGIOUS DISEASE: A disease that is transmitted through contact COMMUNICABLE DISEASE: An illness due to specific mlechts agent or its to sc, capable of being directly or indirectly transmitted from individual to matinal sironment to humans, or animals FREQUENCY: No of occurrences of health related events. It is a relationship betwech raber health related events and size of population. DISTRIBUTION: Description of disease with reference to who (person), when (time) and where (place). & DETERMINANTS: These are the factors which are mainly responsible for the occurence of disease. There are two types of determinants. 1 Primary determinants 11. Secondary determinants 1 Primary Determinants: Main etiological agents are primary determinants. There are Avided into 3 types.
- 2. Biological: Vinuses, bacteria, fangi, rickettsia. Physical: Heal, cold, humidity, pressure, radiation. • Chemical: Drugs, acid, alkali, poisons, dust allergy, fumes allergy. 11. Secondary Determinants: Help in the progression of disease. Host factors Environmental factors.