Question

Create a table of the following skin diseases:

1) Peptic ulcers

2) Giardiasis

3) Cholera

4) Cryptosporidiosis

5) Pseudomembranous colitis

6) Hepatitis

7) Salmonellosis

8) Campylobacter diarrhea

9) Amebiasis

10) Shigellosis

11) Typhoid fever

12) Mumps

13) Viral Gastroenteritis

14) Pinworm

15) Anisakiasis

Create columns as shown below:

Name of Disease	Causative Agent(s)	Common Mode of Transmission	Pathogenesis and Virulence factors	Epidemiology	Prevention and Treatment

Answer 1

Name of Disease	Causative Agent(s)	Common Mode of Transmission	Pathogenesis and Virulence factors	Epidemiology	Prevention and Treatment
peptic ulcers	Helicobacter pylori	fecal contamination of food and water	stress, smoking and NSAIDS	the increasing use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and the aging population	wash hands properly limit the alcoholic consumption avoid aspirin, ibuprofen
giardiasis	Giardia lamblia	contaminated food and water	Giardia are flagellated protozoans that cause decreased expression of brush border enzymes, morphological changes to the microvillus, and programmed cell death of small intestinal epithelial cells.	it is very common disease prevailing all over the world	wash hands often preapre the food with cleanliness always drink clean water, germ-free
hepatitis	hepatitis virus	contaminated water	virus attacked the liver, body shows sign of jaundice	oldest disease known to mankind. spread all over the world. culprit of taking many lives throughout	drink clean water eat clean food wash hands after using toilet
mumps	mump virus	droplet infection transfer through infected air	the double layer around the mump virus cause the virulence	earlier this disease was epidemic but now vaccines are available	take vaccine