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Malaria (Transmission (Vector (Female Anopheles Mosquito), Mode of…

- - - - What is it?
        
        Expansion Diffusion occurs when an infectious disease is spread outwards from its source
        
        In expansion diffusion, the disease often intensifies in the originating region.
        As the disease expands into new area, it usually weakens.
- - - - Stagnant pools of water creates a favorable breeding ground
    - - Shortage of doctors
        
        Lack of health services in rural areas
        
        High cost of malaria treatment and medicine, unaffordable to the poor
    - - Large numbers of people live very close together in small areas.
        
        Share the same spaces and use the same items
        Interact with
        
        Interact with each other more often and at a close proximity
        
        Mosquitoes move easily from one person to the next
        
        Lack of doors and windows to keep mosquitoes out
  - - - Formation of swamps and pools after rain, which creates a favorable breeding ground for mosquitoes
    - - Heat
        
        1.Increase lifespan of mosquitoes
        
        Shorten the development of Parasites
        
        Aquatic lifecycle of parasite shortened
      - Moisture
        
        Increase Habitats
        
        Survival of Mosquitoes
        
        Longer lifespan of mosquitoes
- - - - Purchase Medication for treatment
        
        Lost income from days off from work due to treatment
        
        Travel expenses to obtain treatments
        
        Buying Insecticide-treated nets
    - - 1.Countries affected by malaria would needs to set aside funds for the provision of healthcare
        
        Funds are used for costs such as the building maintenance and investments in hospitals and clinics as well as the purchase of medication and insecticide-treated nets
    - - Unable to work due to poor health conditions