2011年传染病,性病笔记(共2讲)（Notes on infectious diseases, sexually transmitted diseases (2 words in 2011)）.docVIP

2011年传染病,性病笔记(共2讲)（Notes on infectious diseases, sexually transmitted diseases (2 words in 2011)） The fifteenth chapter: infectious diseases and venereal diseases (18 points) The teacher told seedlings in April 7th thirty-first: Section 1 general introduction 1. Infectious diseases are infectious diseases caused by pathogenic microorganisms (viruses, Rickettsia, bacteria, Leptospira, etc.) and parasites (protozoa and worms). Infectious diseases are infectious diseases, but infectious diseases are not necessarily infectious, so they are not necessarily infectious diseases. Infectious diseases are infectious diseases. Infectious diseases, however, are not necessarily infectious diseases. 2, infectious diseases infection process: 5 kinds of manifestations (1) pathogens are removed (2) latent infection (most important): subclinical infection. Is the most common type. That some people are infected with infectious diseases do not show up. It is characterized by the fact that the organism can cause specific immune responses without causing or slightly causing tissue damage. (3) dominant infection, which is also called clinical infection, is the lowest occurring rate in the five processes. (4) pathogen carrier: also called pathogen carrying state, which can discharge pathogens, and is an important infectious source of many infectious diseases. (5) latent infection: pathogens are latent in the body for a long time without causing overt infection. Only when the bodys immune function drops, it can cause dominant infection. Pathogens are not excreted in vitro. This is the difference between the pathogen and the pathogen. 3, the 3 basic epidemic conditions of infectious diseases: infection source, transmission route and population susceptibility (1) the source of infection is human beings and animals that grow, reproduce, and excrete pathogens in the body. It can be a patient, an infected person, a carrier or an infected animal. (2) the route of transmission is the way for patho