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Classification of the tropical diseases, Name: Jazmin Ordoñez,…

- - - - Patology:
        
        Zika
        
        Transmision:
        
        Through the bite of the aedes aegypti
        
        Sexual activity
        
        Mother to fetus
        
        Transfusion of blood
        
        Chikungunya
        
        Transmision:
        
        Trough the bite of aedes aegypti
        
        Dengue
        
        Transmision:
        
        Mother to fetus
        
        Throug the bite of aedes aegypti
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        Rabies
        
        Transmision:
        
        Though the bite of any of the vectors
  - - - Pox
        
        Transmision:
        
        Vesicular exudate
        
        Droplets of saliva
  - - - Patology:
        
        Gastroenteritis
        
        Trasnmision:
        
        Fecal-oral
- - - - Buruli ulcer
    - - Uknown
  - - - Leprosy or Hanse´s disease
    - - People to people
      - breast milk
    - - Armadillo, chimpanzee, mouse
  - - - Trachoma
    - - Personal contact, fomites, flies that have been in contact with eye or nose infected discharge
  - - - Patology:
        
        Pian
    - - Patology:
        
        Bejel
    - - Patology:
        
        Yaws
    - - Human
    - - Person to person
- - - - Trypanosomiasis or Sleeping sickness
    - - Tsetse flies
    - - Mother to fetus
      - Through the bite of tsetse flies
      - Sexual contact
      - accidental punctures with contaminated needles
  - - - Cutaneos
      - Mucocutaneos
      - Visceral (Kala-azar)
    - - infected female sandflies (phlebotomus and lutzmyia)
  - - - Chagas disease
    - - Triatomine borne
      - Triatoma dimidiata
      - Triatoma ecuadorensis
    - - Dasypus novencinctus, rats, dogs, cats, chiken, bats
    - - Oral (contaminated food)
      - transfusion of blood
      - Mother to fetus
      - Organ transplatation
      - Lab accidents
  - - - Cystic echinococcosis or hydatidosis
        
        E. granulosus
      - Alveolar echinococcosis,
        
        E. multilocularis
      - Polycystic echinococcosis
        
        E. vogeli
      - Unique echinococcosis
        
        E. oligarthrus
    - - Dogs, cats, camel, pigs, cows, fox, mouse
    - - Ingesting: soli, food or drinking water that has been contaminated with eggs of the patogen
  - - - Dracunculiasis Guinea warm disease
    - - Drinking stagnant water contaminated with parasite infected water fleas
      - Eating contaminates crustaceans or copepods
    - - crustaceans or copepods
  - - - Transmision
        
        Eating uncooked aquatic plants
      - Patology
        
        Fascioliasis
    - - Transmision
        
        Eating unwell cooked freshwater fish
    - - Snail
    - - Transmision
        
        Eating freshwater crabs
    - - Transmision
        
        Eating unwell cooked freshwater fish
    - - Trasmision
        
        Ingesting freshwater or eating fish
  - - - Lympathic filariasis / Elenfantiasis
    - - Culex quinquefasciatus
      - Anopheles
      - Aedes
    - - Though the bite of any of the vectors
  - - - Onchocercasis / River blindness
    - - Black fly (Simulium
        ochraceum)
    - - Though the bite of the vector
  - - - Schistosomiasis
    - - freshwater
        snails
    - - Penetrate the skin during contact with infested water which has the parasite
  - - - Eating eggs that are in the soil and contaminated water
    - - Infective larvae penetrate skin
  - - - Patology
        
        Taeniasis / Cysticercosis
        
        neurocysticercosis
      - Transmision
        
        Through ingestion of larval tapeworm cysts present in undercooked, raw or infected pork
        
        Fecal-oral
        
        Ingesting food or drinking water that has been contaminated
      - Vector
        
        Pigs