Diseases carried from person to person through other hosts such as animals or insects are known as?
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vector borne
Infection
vector borne illness Diseases carried from person to person through other hosts such as animals or insects are known as?
Vector (epidemiology) Blood-borne disease Mosquito-borne disease Canine vector-borne disease Waterborne diseases Babesiosis Vector control Dengue fever Arbovirus Tick-borne disease
Examples of <b>vector</b>-<b>borne</b> zoonotic <b>diseases</b> include: Lyme <b>disease</b> &middot; Plague&nbsp;... <b>Vector</b>-<b>borne diseases</b> include West Nile virus, zika fever and malaria. Many 
blood-borne diseases can also be contracted by other means, including high-risk
&nbsp;... Other Flaviviridae viruses transmissible via <b>vectors</b> like mosquitoes include West 
Nile <b>virus</b> and yellow fever <b>virus</b>, which are single stranded, positive-sense RNA
&nbsp;... A canine <b>vector</b>-<b>borne disease</b> (CVBD) is one of &quot;a group of globally distributed 
and rapidly spreading illnesses that are caused by a range of pathogens&nbsp;... <b>Waterborne diseases</b> are conditions caused by pathogenic micro-organisms that 
are ... It is acquired by swallowing water in which certain copepoda occur that act 
as <b>vectors</b> for the Nematoda. Anyone swallowing a copepod that happens to be&nbsp;... Babesiosis is a <b>vector</b>-<b>borne illness</b> usually transmitted by Ixodes scapularis ticks
. B. microti uses the same tick vector as Lyme disease, and may occur in&nbsp;... Vector control is any method to limit or eradicate the mammals, birds, insects or 
other arthropods (here collectively called &quot;vectors&quot;) which transmit disease 
pathogens. The most frequent type of vector control is mosquito control using a 
variety of strategies. Several of the &quot;neglected tropical diseases&quot; are spread by 
such vectors. ... However, even for <b>vector</b>-<b>borne diseases</b> with effective 
treatments the high&nbsp;... Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne tropical disease caused by the dengue virus. 
Symptoms ... This makes it one of the most common <b>vector</b>-<b>borne diseases</b> 
worldwide. Infections are most commonly acquired in the urban environment. In 
recent&nbsp;... Arbovirus is an informal name used to refer to any viruses that are transmitted by 
arthropod <b>vectors</b>. The word arbovirus is an acronym (arthropod-<b>borne virus</b>). Tick-<b>borne diseases</b>, which afflict humans and other animals, are caused by 
infectious agents ... Lineage 2 POWV is also known as deer tick <b>virus</b> (DTV); 
<b>Vector</b>: Ixodes cookei, Ix. scapularis, Ix. marxi, Ix. spinipalpusm, Dermacentor 
andersoni,&nbsp;...
Infection Zoonosis Introduction to viruses Pathogen Mosquito Flea Filariasis Parasitism Virus Mosquito-borne disease
Infection is the invasion of an organism&#39;s body tissues by <b>disease</b>-causing agents
, their multiplication, and the reaction of <b>host</b> tissues to the infectious agents and 
the toxins they produce. Infectious <b>disease</b>, also <b>known as</b> transmissible <b>disease</b> 
or communicable ... Infectious <b>diseases</b> are commonly <b>transmitted from person to</b> 
<b>person through</b>&nbsp;... Zoonoses have different modes of transmission. In direct zoonosis the <b>disease</b> is 
directly <b>transmitted</b> from <b>other animals</b> to humans <b>through</b> media <b>such</b> as air (&nbsp;... A virus is a tiny infectious agent that reproduces inside the cells of living <b>hosts</b>. 
When infected ... Some viruses of humans and <b>other animals</b> are <b>spread</b> by 
exposure to ... Others, <b>such</b> as the dengue virus, are <b>spread</b> by blood-sucking 
<b>insects</b>. ... and communal objects, and by intimate contact with another infected 
<b>person</b>,&nbsp;... In biology, a pathogen in the oldest and broadest sense, is anything that can 
produce <b>disease</b>. A pathogen may also be <b>referred to as</b> an infectious agent, or 
simply a germ. ... Small <b>animals</b>, <b>such</b> as certain kinds of worms and <b>insect</b> larvae
, can also ... <b>Diseases</b> in humans that are <b>caused</b> by infectious agents are <b>known</b> 
<b>as</b>&nbsp;... Mosquitoes (alternate spelling mosquitos) comprise a group of about 3,500 
species of small ... Thousands of mosquito species feed on the blood of various 
<b>hosts</b> ... In this way, mosquitoes are important vectors of <b>diseases such</b> as 
malaria, ... is <b>spread through</b> the bites of infected mosquitoes and cannot be 
<b>spread person to</b>&nbsp;... Flea, the common name for the order Siphonaptera, includes 2,500 species of 
small flightless <b>insects</b> that survive as external parasites of mammals and birds. 
Fleas live by consuming blood, or hematophagy, from their <b>hosts</b>. ... The <b>disease</b> 
was <b>spread</b> to humans by rodents <b>such</b> as the black rat, which were bitten by&nbsp;... Filariasis is a parasitic <b>disease caused</b> by an infection with roundworms of the 
Filarioidea type. These are <b>spread</b> by blood-feeding <b>insects such</b> as black flies 
and mosquitoes. They belong to the group of <b>diseases called</b> helminthiases. 
Eight <b>known</b> filarial worms have humans as a definitive <b>hosts</b>. ... Filariasis is 
diagnosed in microfilaraemic cases primarily <b>through</b> direct&nbsp;... In evolutionary biology, parasitism is a symbiotic relationship between species, 
where one ... There are six major parasitic strategies of exploitation of <b>animal</b> 
<b>hosts</b>, namely ... People have <b>known</b> about parasites <b>such</b> as roundworms and 
tapeworms ... Those in <b>other</b> environments and with <b>other hosts</b> often have 
analogous&nbsp;... A virus is a sub-microscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living 
cells of an ... One transmission pathway is <b>through disease</b>-bearing organisms 
<b>known as</b> ... as aphids; and viruses in <b>animals</b> can be <b>carried</b> by blood-sucking 
<b>insects</b>. ... The variety of <b>host</b> cells that a virus can infect is <b>called</b> its &quot;<b>host</b> range&quot;. Mosquito-borne <b>diseases</b> or mosquito-borne illnesses are <b>diseases caused</b> by 
bacteria, viruses ... Viruses <b>carried</b> by arthropods <b>such</b> as mosquitoes or ticks are 
<b>known</b> ... the Malaria <b>disease</b> into another <b>person through</b> the same mode of bite 
injection. ... WHO states that &quot;There is no <b>insect</b> vector or <b>animal</b> reservoir for 
HCV.
Zoonoses
Zoonosis