1 / 65

Pathogen: Bacteria

Chlamydia vacuole. Pathogen: Bacteria. Normal Abnormal. Chlamydia – Sterility - infected ovaries and fallopian tubes. Chlamydia - Pink Eye. Chlamydia. Treatment: Antibiotics. Trichomonas. Pathogen: Protist – (aquatic organism). Trichomonas.

casimir-lel
Download Presentation

Pathogen: Bacteria

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Chlamydia vacuole Pathogen: Bacteria

  2. Normal Abnormal Chlamydia – Sterility -infected ovaries and fallopian tubes

  3. Chlamydia - Pink Eye

  4. Chlamydia Treatment:Antibiotics

  5. Trichomonas

  6. Pathogen: Protist – (aquatic organism)

  7. Trichomonas Treatment:Oral medication (pills) - NOT antibiotics.

  8. Gonorrhea

  9. Pathogen: Bacteria

  10. Gonorrhea: Blindness in newborns and adults

  11. Gonorrhea Treatment:Antibiotics in the early stages.

  12. Syphilis

  13. Pathogen: Bacteria

  14. Syphilis: Chancre on/in mouth

  15. Syphilis: Rash on hands

  16. Syphilis: rash on hands & feet

  17. Syphilis: rash on feet

  18. Blindness in newborns and adults

  19. Syphilis: Arthritis & crippling

  20. Syphilis: Bone damage

  21. Syphilis Treatment:Antibiotics in the early stages.

  22. Pathogen: Virus

  23. Herpes

  24. Pathogen: Virus

  25. Herpes Simplex I: coldsores

  26. Herpes Simplex I: (cold sores)

  27. Herpes Simplex I (cold sores)

  28. Herpes Simplex II: painful blisters

  29. Neonatal Herpes:

  30. Herpes: health care worker

  31. Treatment: No cure~Special drugs & creams to lesson symptoms and frequency of outbreaks. Herpes

  32. AIDS

  33. Pathogen: HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)

  34. Pathogen: Virus (HIV)

  35. HIV erupting from T-cell

  36. AIDS: infected T- 4 Helper cells (white blood cells)

  37. AIDS: Thrush (fungal infection)

  38. AIDS: Thrush

  39. Patch Stage Nodular Stage AIDS: Kaposis’s Sarcoma (rare skin cancer)

  40. AIDS: Kaposis’ Sarcoma (Patch Stage)

  41. AIDS: Kaposis’s Sarcoma Patch Stage

  42. Plaque Stage Kaposis’s Sarcoma

  43. Kaposis’s Sarcoma

  44. K.S.: nodular lesions (lip & tongue)

  45. AIDS: Lymphoma

  46. Pneumocystis Carinii - rare pneumonia

  47. HIV patients (1/3 die of TB) 2 million women with HIV in 2001, worldwide Thailand

  48. AIDS: Weight Loss

  49. Alopecia - hair loss

  50. AIDS Orphans: Brazil HIV positive mother

More Related