Hepatitis
 Viral disease
 Primarily involves liver
 Caused by hepatitis virus
 Acute infection of the liver and results in jaundice
 Hepatitis- yellowness of white part of eyes and skin
 Jaundice- release of bilirubin (gets deposited in sclera)
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Types of hepatitis
• Hepatitis A, B, C, D and E
• Hepatitis A (Infectious hepatitis or short term hepatitis)
• Hepatitis B (serum hepaptitis or long term hepatitis)
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Modes of transmission and Symptoms
• Hepatitis A- contaminated food and
water
• Hepatitis B- Infected person’s saliva,
sweat, tears, blood etc.
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Control
• Complete bed rest
• Intake of carbohydrate rich diet
• Limited intake of protein and fats in the diet
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Polio/ Poliomyelities
• Viral disease generally affects children
• Polio virus
• Generally occur in warmer summer
• Causes paralysis of limbs
• Eradicated, only few cases in very few countries
• Man is the only natural host for polio virus
Prevention- Immunization with oral polio vaccine
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Rabies
 100% fatal virus
 Lyssavirus
 Enters with the saliva of an infected animal-(dog/cat)
 Mongoose, foxes, jackals, wolves, rabbits, bats, monkeys etc., carries
rabies virus
 from the site of entry- travels via peripheral nerves to the spinal
cord and the brain where it multiplies.
 Destroys brain and spinal cord cells
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Symptoms
Severe headache
Painful contraction of muscles of throat and chest
Restlessness and inability to swallow even fluids
Infected person is afraid of water (hydrophobia)
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Prevention
 Five anti-rabies vaccines
are administered at an
interval of 0, 3, 7, 14 and
30th day of dog bite
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Diarrhoea
• Intestinal infections
• Mainly bacteria (Staphylococcus, Clostridium, Escherichia coli,
Shigella, Salmonella etc.,)
• A protozoan- Giardia and some viruses also act as a causative agents
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Typhoid
• Bacterial disease caused by a rod-like bacterium Salmonella typhi
• Commonly found in intestine of man
• Common in children of age group 1-15 years.
• Nearly 2.5 million people suffer from typhoid disease every year.
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Infectious agents 3 for class 9
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Infectious agents 3 for class 9

  • 1.
    Hepatitis  Viral disease Primarily involves liver  Caused by hepatitis virus  Acute infection of the liver and results in jaundice  Hepatitis- yellowness of white part of eyes and skin  Jaundice- release of bilirubin (gets deposited in sclera) Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 2.
    Types of hepatitis •Hepatitis A, B, C, D and E • Hepatitis A (Infectious hepatitis or short term hepatitis) • Hepatitis B (serum hepaptitis or long term hepatitis) Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 3.
    Modes of transmissionand Symptoms • Hepatitis A- contaminated food and water • Hepatitis B- Infected person’s saliva, sweat, tears, blood etc. Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 4.
    Control • Complete bedrest • Intake of carbohydrate rich diet • Limited intake of protein and fats in the diet Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 5.
    Learn with Saro(youtube)
  • 6.
    Polio/ Poliomyelities • Viraldisease generally affects children • Polio virus • Generally occur in warmer summer • Causes paralysis of limbs • Eradicated, only few cases in very few countries • Man is the only natural host for polio virus Prevention- Immunization with oral polio vaccine Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 9.
    Rabies  100% fatalvirus  Lyssavirus  Enters with the saliva of an infected animal-(dog/cat)  Mongoose, foxes, jackals, wolves, rabbits, bats, monkeys etc., carries rabies virus  from the site of entry- travels via peripheral nerves to the spinal cord and the brain where it multiplies.  Destroys brain and spinal cord cells Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 10.
    Symptoms Severe headache Painful contractionof muscles of throat and chest Restlessness and inability to swallow even fluids Infected person is afraid of water (hydrophobia) Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 11.
    Prevention  Five anti-rabiesvaccines are administered at an interval of 0, 3, 7, 14 and 30th day of dog bite Learn with Saro (youtube)
  • 12.
    Diarrhoea • Intestinal infections •Mainly bacteria (Staphylococcus, Clostridium, Escherichia coli, Shigella, Salmonella etc.,) • A protozoan- Giardia and some viruses also act as a causative agents Learn with Saro (youtube)
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  • 14.
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  • 15.
    Typhoid • Bacterial diseasecaused by a rod-like bacterium Salmonella typhi • Commonly found in intestine of man • Common in children of age group 1-15 years. • Nearly 2.5 million people suffer from typhoid disease every year. Learn with Saro (youtube)