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    Bacterial Infections

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    This document summarizes key information about typhoid, paratyphoid A & B, and salmonellosis. It describes the aetiology as various Salmonella species. The epidemiology includes humans as the main source for typhoid and paratyphoid, while various animals and foods are sources for salmonellosis. Transmission is usually through the fecal-oral route. The pathogenesis involves bacteria spreading from the intestines through bacteremia, potentially causing localized pathological changes in tissues like the small intestine or systemic infections of organs.

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    This document summarizes key information about typhoid, paratyphoid A & B, and salmonellosis. It describes the aetiology as various Salmonella species. The epidemiology includes humans as the main source for typhoid and paratyphoid, while various animals and foods are sources for salmonellosis. Transmission is usually through the fecal-oral route. The pathogenesis involves bacteria spreading from the intestines through bacteremia, potentially causing localized pathological changes in tissues like the small intestine or systemic infections of organs.

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    This document summarizes key information about typhoid, paratyphoid A & B, and salmonellosis. It describes the aetiology as various Salmonella species. The epidemiology includes humans as the main source for typhoid and paratyphoid, while various animals and foods are sources for salmonellosis. Transmission is usually through the fecal-oral route. The pathogenesis involves bacteria spreading from the intestines through bacteremia, potentially causing localized pathological changes in tissues like the small intestine or systemic infections of organs.

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    Bacterial Infections

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    This document summarizes key information about typhoid, paratyphoid A & B, and salmonellosis. It describes the aetiology as various Salmonella species. The epidemiology includes humans as the main source for typhoid and paratyphoid, while various animals and foods are sources for salmonellosis. Transmission is usually through the fecal-oral route. The pathogenesis involves bacteria spreading from the intestines through bacteremia, potentially causing localized pathological changes in tissues like the small intestine or systemic infections of organs.

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    NAME OF AETIOLOGY&FEATU EPIDEMIOLOGY- PATHOGENESIS

    DISEASE RES SOURCE(S),MODE(ROUT


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    TRANSMISSIN(RT),SENSI
    TIVE PATIENT,VECTORS
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    by heating60 organism of a healthy the disease.Part of th
    degree in 1 person through- the digestive tract of the
    hr&boiling in 2-3 mouth. human body are
    mintues Diseases increase in the major patholog
    warm time (anatomic,
    morphological) change
    . in typhoid fever
    localized- in the small
    bowel (intestine), in th
    terminal ileum,Change
    in the tissues of the th
    digestive tract go
    through the following
    stages- medullary
    tumefaction, necrosis
    thetissues,disengagem
    nt of the necrotic
    tissues,
    stage of clean ulcers

    PARA TYPHOID Same above, G(-) S- patients& bacteria


    A&B Does not form carriers,
    capsuls,Produce animals,poultry.
    endotoxin R.T- By fecal_oral

    Salmonellosis S.derby S-pigs,cats,dogs, ducks, Major pathologic


    S.enteritidis rodents,ducks,Cattle,ge changes in
    S.typhimurium, ese, man, gastrointestinal varian
    G(-), Does not poultry,doves. -in small intestine.
    form eliminated into the Body fluid(s) or
    capsules,Produce environment—urine, discharge(s) may
    endotoxin.More feces, R.T-By contain causative
    important role- fecal_oral. wayof the agents in
    S.enteritidis transmission- salmonellosis-
    S. typhimurium, Alimentary,by contact, blood,feces urine,
    with water. enters the respiratory secretion.
    organism with- Purulent foci may
    water,food. live in develop in typhoid for
    water- 5 months of Salmonellosis in
    following organs-liver,
    pancreas, lung,kidney
    brain.

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