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To determine if a person is potentially exposed to a
communicable disease, one should be familiar with the case of the patient. By
then she can determine how the disease will be transmitted by knowing the
portal of entry of the infectious agent and its mode of transmission from
reservoir to a susceptible host by direct or indirect contact.
Moreover, a health professional must be immunized against
infectious disease to lessen the chance of susceptibility of communicable
diseases.
Answer:
Gonorrhea.
Explanation:
Sexual transmitted infections (STIs) are the disease that might pass from one sex partner to the other partner during unprotected sex. Some STIs can pass through skin contact.
Gonorrhea is the STIs that occur due to the bacterial infections. This can affect both the male and female partner. The gonorrhoea infection do not show any symptoms and sometimes the partner do not know about the infection. In severe cases the individual may get sterile by the gonorrhea infection.
Thus, the correct answer is option (c).
Answer: True
Explanation:
Ischemia is the reduction in blood flow to a tissue resulting in decreased oxygen and nutrient supplies to the tissue which may lead to cell death if not reversed.
Risk factors to ischemia includes:
1. Vascular diseases
2. Trauma
3. High blood pressure
4. Tobacco
5. Physical inactivity
6. High cholesterol.
Ischemia can be acute or chronic depending on its course of action. Acute ischemia occurs when there is a sudden decrease in the flow of blood to a tissue while chronic ischemia occurs when there is a gradual decrease in blood flow to a tissue.
Ischemia can be reversible when blood flow to the tissue returns. When irreversible, it leads to cell death.
