Although tuberculosis is most well-known for causing a distinctive cough, there are other types of tuberculosis in which individuals don't experience the symptom at all. Two types of the disease don't produce a cough:Bone and joint TB and latent TB. Is there a vaccine for tuberculosis? Baci...
c. Antibiotics will help cure diseases caused by viruses.55. ___ prevent some diseases. a. There is no vaccine to b. You can have a vaccine injected into your arm to c. both a and b6.Tuberculosis spreads ___. a. by hand contact b. when people cough and sneeze C. when people ...
Is tuberculosis a bacterial or viral infection? Is the flu an animal virus? Is virology part of microbiology? Is giardiasis a caused by a protozoan? Is AIDS an RNA virus? Is the variola virus a retrovirus? Is meningitis an infectious disease?
Is cholera a communicable disease? Is Behcet's disease contagious? What are the causes of schistosomiasis disease? Is leprosy an infectious disease? Is necrotizing fasciitis an infectious disease? Is typhoid a communicable disease? Is there a cure for schistosomiasis?
Directly observed therapy for treating tuberculosis. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2015;5:CD003343. Context Directly observed therapy (DOT), a component of DOTS (directly observed therapy short course), is arguably one of the most successful public health programmes bringing a paradigm shift in ...
you promote the selection of drug resistance and people then become contagious again to others in their community,” explained Dr. Kenneth Castro, a professor at Emory University who previously served as director of the division for tuberculosis elimination at the US Centers for Disease Control and...
Directly observed therapy (DOT), a component of DOTS (directly observed therapy short course), is arguably one of the most successful public health programmes bringing a paradigm shift in curbing the deadly menace of tuberculosis (TB). Evidence shows that DOT improved adherence and cure rate ...
This need grew to not only caring for the sick poor, but also to provide preventative services to babies, children, mothers, and to care for patients with infectious diseases such as tuberculosis. Although the death rate for infectious diseases had declined, there was a growing concern for ...
tuberculosis from sputum. Reduction of mycobacterial load then leads to decreased T-cell activation and its associated inflammatory activity when evaluated in the peripheral blood20 but there is also evidence that considerable inflammation may remain or even appear after sputum has turned culture negative...
Is there a vaccine for Mycobacterium tuberculosis? Is Mycobacterium tuberculosis motile? Is tuberculosis a type of pneumoconiosis? What is the causative agent of tuberculosis? What is the pathogenesis of mycobacterium tuberculosis? Explain the basic pathophysiology of tuberculosis. ...