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chuanran（川染） 2010 review questions Fill in the blanks: 1. infectious disease is a discipline that studies the occurrence, development and prognosis of infectious diseases. It mainly studies the etiology, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, treatment, disinfection, isolation and so on of infectious diseases. 2, epidemiology is a discipline that studies the occurrence, development and prognosis of infectious diseases. It mainly deals with epidemiological investigation and analysis of infectious diseases, disinfection and isolation, prevention and control, etc.. 3. infectious diseases are infectious diseases caused by and infecting the human body. 4. of the five manifestations of the infection process are,,,,. 5., the basic condition of epidemic disease is that, and its influencing factor is,. . 6. the basic features of infectious diseases are,,,. 7., the policy of prevention and control of infectious diseases is,,. 8. whether the body is attacked depends on the two aspects of the organism and the pathogen. 9. the pathogenicity of pathogens including, and the extent of variation in pathogens. 10. there are three ways of causing tissue damage in infectious diseases,,. 11 in most infectious diseases, overt infection accounts for a large proportion of all infected persons. Two, yes and no questions: 1., hepatitis viruses directly damage the liver, leading to destruction of liver cells. () 2. suffer from hepatitis A, if not treated in time, will soon become slow liver. () 3. any virus that causes inflammation of the liver is called hepatitis virus. () 4. common infectious diseases. The clinical features were fever, rash, hepatosplenomegaly. () The 5. and HEV are the RNA viruses, and the hepatitis B and B viruses are the DNA viruses. () 6. hepatitis B is the source of hepatitis B virus infection, hepatitis C infection is the source of hepatitis C virus. () Three, radio questions: 1. hepatitis B is transmitted mainly through (). A, close contact, B, dung -- the oral route, C