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Soil transmitted melminth infections
ascarasis, hookworm, trichiariasis
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other helminth NTD
schistomiasis, lymphatic filariasis, onchocerriasis, diacoucuiasis
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protazoan NTD
leishmariasis, choga's disease, Human African Trypanosuriasis
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Bacterial NTDs
trachoma, Buruli ulcer, leprosy
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NTD features
high poor prevalence, rural, African diseases, chronic, disability vs disfigurement
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effects on illness using time. Years lost + Years Lived with Disability
Disabilty adjusted life years
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pack of 4 drugs for fast treatment
Rapid Impact Package
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treats onchocerciasis, made by merk
ivermectin
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treats STH, made by glaxosmithkline
albendazole
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treats filariasis, made by merk
ivermectin
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treats schistomiasis made by med pharm
praziquantel
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Maps disease, advocacy, training, social mobilization, drug distribution
building latrines and safe drinking H2O
Helen Keller Int'l
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association of orgs of different species categorized by trophic interaction and chance of harm
symbiosis
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two symbionts travel
no trophic interaction
+/0 relationship
phoresis
-
commensal feeds on food not consumed by host
indirect trophic reaction
+/0
commensalism
-
obligatory
direct transfer b/w participants
+/+
mutualism
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one partner benefits/ other harmed
+/-
exploitation
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one participant attacks and kills other
+/-
predator/prey
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only one host is attacked and killed
(ex: bees, wasps, flies)
parasitoids
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more than one organism attacked, seldom killed
(ex: mosquitoes, leeches)
micropredators
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only attacks one host and seldom kills it
parasites
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relationship of 2 orgs of DIFFERENT SPECIES with potential to harm
parasitism
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lives or feeds on host surface
ectoparasites
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lives inside host
endoparasite
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must be a parasite for part of it's life cycle
obligatory parasite
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not normall parasitic but will survive if they accidentally enter a host
facultative parasite
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CDC death stats
- heart disease
- cancer
- stroke
- lower respiratory disease
- accidents
- diabetes
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WHO disease
- heart disease
- lower respiratory disease
- HIV/AIDS
- Diarrheal disease
- tuberculosis
- malaria
- measles
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