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q why is it difficult to produce efficient vaccines against a viral infection like dengue and aidsit is difficult to make vaccines for dengue because
q what is yellow feverthe yellow fever is a viral infection that occurs mainly in central africa and in the amazon region of south america it is
explain clinical dietitiansclinical dietitians sometimes called therapeutic dietitians are associated with health care institutes hospitals and
q what is denguethe dengue or dengue fever is an epidemic disease in some countries for instance in brazil and its most dangerous form is hemorrhagic
q are there non viral hepatitidesthe hepatitis is a generic name for inflammation of the liver and there are bacterial hepatitides for instance in
q what are the modes of transmission main signs and symptoms and treatments of hepatitis cthe hepatitis c is caused by the rna virus and transmitted
q what are the modes of transmission main signs and symptoms and treatments of hepatitis bthe hepatitis b is a disease caused by a dna virus the
q what are the modes of transmission main signs and symptoms and treatments of hepatitis athe hepatitis a is an acute disease of low mortality caused
explain administrative dietitianadministrative dietitian play a major role in large-scale meal planning and monitoring the
q what are the three main types of viral hepatitisthere are various types of viral hepatitis the most vital epidemiologically are hepatitis a
define comprehensive dietary management regime of patienta comprehensive dietary management regime of the patient should be based on the patient
q what is the difference between smallpox variola and measlesthe smallpox is a viral infection like measles the smallpox is transmitted by
define complete assessment for dietary management during surgerya complete assessment must include physical examination anthropornetric measurements
q is rabies caused by virus or by bacteria how is it transmitted which organs and tissues are affected by the disease how is it prevented and
history of diet nnd or tube feeding tolerancehistory of diet nnd or tube feeding tolerance the dietitian presents the patients
q what are the main available vaccines against poliomyelitisthe vaccines medicines used against poliomyelitis are the sabin vaccine and the salk
define dietary management during surgerysurgery increases the nutritional demands of the body and can lead to the elicitation of several nutritional
q why is rubella during gestation a threat to the fetusif taking place during gestation rubella is a dangerous disease because the virus crosses the
q what is the virus that causes flu why doesnt the body produce permanent immunity against that virus how does the vaccine against flu workflu is a
q what are some human diseases caused by virus and what are their respective modes of transmissionthe major viral diseases transmitted by respiratory
q what are some antibiotics used against fungithe systemic or topical azoles like fluconazole itraconazole and others amphotericin b the
q what are some fungal diseases transmitted by animal fecespigeon and bat feces can carry histoplasma capsulatum the fungus agent of histoplasmosis
q moniliasis is one of the most common opportunistic diseases in aids what is the etiological agent of moniliasis and what is the other name of the
q what are the main human diseases caused by fungithe major human diseases caused by fungi in immunocompetent patients are blastomycosis
explain the role of dietitians in feeding dilemmasusually the dietitians role in feeding dilemmas is seen as secondary and the physicians