传染病名解.txt（The name of the infectious disease. TXT）.docVIP

传染病名解.txt（The name of the infectious disease. TXT） Noun explanation Infectious diseases (communicable diseases) : it is to point to by including bacteria, viruses, parasites and other pathogenic microorganisms infection after the body is infectious, under certain conditions can cause epidemic diseases. Infectious diseases: a disease caused by a pathogen infection, including infectious and noncommunicable infectious diseases. Infection: the process of interaction between the pathogen and the body. Opportunistic infections (opportunistic infection) : when some factors lead to a host of impaired immune function, or mechanical damage from parasites to its inherent parasitic site and reach the other parasitic, can cause damage to host, called opportunistic infections. Covert infection: when a pathogen infects the human body, it does not cause or cause mild clinical symptoms or changes in the body. Overt infection (overt infection) : the pathogen infects the human body, causing significant clinical manifestations. Latent infection (latent infection) : pathogen infection after the body in some parts, because the bodys immune function, to localize the pathogen enough to not cause apparent infection, but it is not enough to clear the pathogen, pathogens can lie low for a long time. In latent infection, pathogens usually do not pass out of the body. Invasion force: the ability of a pathogen to invade the body and grow and reproduce in the body. Virulence: toxins include toxins and other virulence factors. Toxins include extoxins and endotoxins. Infection source: refers to the person and animal that the pathogen has already grown, bred and can excrete it in the body, including the patient, the recessive infection, the pathogen carrier, the infected animal. Transmission: pathogens from source to another way of susceptible people known as the route of transmission, mainly has a way of respiratory tract, the digestive tract, contact transmission, the spread of insect-borne, blood