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REVISION151September 2022 x0000x0000PART IV Acute Communicable DiseasesGLANDERS AND MELIOIDOSIS 151 page 1 GLANDERS and MELIODOSISAgent A nonmotilegramnegativebacilli Burkholderia mal. Additional information and consu ltation are also available through your local health department Officially reportable in Virginia to the local health department All outbreaks and unusual occurrences of disease are als o reportable Page of November Patrick Chaulk MD, MPH. Acting Deputy Commissioner for Disease Control. Baltimore City Health Department. DHMH TB Control and Prevention Annual Update. March 20, 2014. Outline. Briefly review HCR and how it impacts funding for communicable disease control. epidemiology surveillance and response. Prepared by: Dr-Mohamed Ibrahim Abdi “Soojeede”. Bsc. . Veterinary Medicine. Bsc. . Public Health. Master of HSM at KU. Key messages. REVISIONMARCH 2019 PART IV: Acute Communicable DiseasesCHICKENPOXpage CHICKENPOXAgentVaricellazoster virus (VZV), a member of the herpesvirus family. aricella (chickenpox): Varicella, the primary in MENINGOCOCCAL INFECTIONS Agent: Neisseriameningitidis, a Gramnegative diplococcus. Identification Diagnosis: Positive culture or detection of N. meningitidisspecific nucleic acid from a normally steri REVISIONMarch ��PART IV: Acute Communicable DiseasesDENGUEpage DENGUEAgent: Dengue 1, 2, 3, and 4, four serologically related viruses.Identification: Place of residence (be specif 2 IntroductionSurveillance may be defined as the routine collection,analysis and dissemination of various data thatdescribe the occurrence and distribution of disease,events or conditions. Surveillanc D FOOT AND MOUTHDISEASE(HFMD)(Outbreaks only) 1. Agent Hand, foot, and mouth disease(HFMD) is caused by viruses belongingto the Enterovirus genus mostcommon cause of HFMin the United States, but ot - 73) REVISION — JULY 2018 PART IV: Acute Communicable Diseases LEPROSY (HANSEN DISEASE) — page 1 LEPROSY (Hansen Disease) 1. Agent : Mycobacterium leprae , an acid - fast, gram - positive baci Section: 4.0 Diseases and Conditions Updated 7/03 Subsection: Escherichia coli O157:H7/Other Hemorrhagic E. coli Page 3 of 15 Probable: A case with isolation of E. coli O157 from a clinical spe - 73) REVIEWED — October 201 8 PART IV: Acute Communicable Diseases GIARDIA SIS — page 1 GIARDIASIS 1. Agent : Giardia intestinalis, ( formerly G. lamblia ), a protozoan parasite that exists - 73) REVISION — NOVEMBER 2014 PART IV: Acute Communicable Diseases H. INFLUENZAE — page 1 Haemophilus influenzae , Invasive Disease (including Type B) 1. Agent : Haemophilus influenzae , a smal HEPATITIS, TYPE A (HAV, Infectious Hepatitis) Clinical criteria Presence of a discrete onset of clinical symptoms (see above)AND Jaundice or elevated total bilirubin levels 3.0 mg/dL, or b) ALT� L6. . ا.د سجاد سالم . ا.د سميرة محمد . . . 2023-2024. Objectives. . Students have to know about :. 1-Definition of basic terms. 2- Mode of transmission of communicable diseases .