DISEASES

PNEUMONIA

SYMPTOMS

• High fever, Cough with thick greenish or rust-colored mucus, rapid breathing,
• Abdominal pain, shortness of breath, sharp chest pain, or fatigue
• The symptoms can result in other problems.
• Pneumonia is a severe disease and can result in death.

CAUSES

• Bacterial pneumonia is caused by an infection agent of the lungs and may present as a primary disease process
• process or as the final, fatal disorder in an individual who is already debilitated

HOW IT AFFECTS THE BODY

• It causes you to have a cough, fever, chills, and trouble breathing
• When you have pneumonia, oxygen has trouble reaching your blood. If there is too little oxygen in your.
• blood, your body cells can't work properly.

TRANSMITTED

• After you breathe infected air particles into your lungs.
• After you breathe certain bacteria from your nose and throat into your lungs.
• During or after a viral upper respiratory infection.

EPIDEMIOLOGY

• Pneumonia is a common illness all over the world.
• It's a major cause of death.
• 1 - 3 newborns die from it each year.

TREATMENT

• It is treated with anti-biotics
• There is a vaccine that can be effective.

PROGNOSIS FOR FUTURE

• The disease is likely to effect us.
• It could threaten humans because the disease can be deadly.

TUBERCULOSIS

SYMPTOMS

• Cough, Unintentional weight loss, Fatigue Fever, Night sweats, Chills, Loss of appetite
• Theses symptoms do not specifically mean TB
• It's can be lethal however is not always

CAUSE

• Bacterium that is spread from person to person through airborne particles.
• Inhaling infected particles does not necessarily mean that a person becomes infected.

HOW IT AFFECTS THE BODY

• It commonly presents as a disease of the lungs.
• Air or fluid may accumulate between the chest wall and lungs.
• Although it may cause no illness.

TRANSMISSION

• It can be transmitted from some that has it and breathes out and.
• You breathe it in.
• People with active TB can transmit by sufferer coughs, sneezes, speaks, sings, or laughs.
• It is mainly an airborne disease.

EPIDEMIOLOGY

• Around 460 BC, Hippocrates identified the most widespread disease of the times, and noted that it was almost always fatal.
• The disease is pandemic.
• If it is active you can simply pass it through breathing.

TREATMENT

• The is a preventive treatment by screening for it.
• It can be treated with several antibiotics.

PROGNOSIS FOR THE FUTURE

• The best way to prevent this is for
• veryone to get TB Tested!
• It will get larger if people don't get tested.