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This document provides a classification of common infectious diseases including tuberculosis, meningitis, dengue fever, malaria, leprosy, measles, and rubella. It outlines the mode of transmission, incubation period, causative agents, signs and symptoms, diagnostic tests, potential complications, and typical treatments for each disease. Key details include that tuberculosis has a 2-8 week incubation period and is caused by various mycobacterium strains, meningitis has a 2-10 day incubation and is often caused by bacteria, dengue fever has a 6 day to 1 week incubation and is caused by dengue virus, and malaria has a 10-12 day incubation and is caused by plasmodium parasites transmitted by mosquitos.

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CD Cheat Sheet Complete

This document provides a classification of common infectious diseases including tuberculosis, meningitis, dengue fever, malaria, leprosy, measles, and rubella. It outlines the mode of transmission, incubation period, causative agents, signs and symptoms, diagnostic tests, potential complications, and typical treatments for each disease. Key details include that tuberculosis has a 2-8 week incubation period and is caused by various mycobacterium strains, meningitis has a 2-10 day incubation and is often caused by bacteria, dengue fever has a 6 day to 1 week incubation and is caused by dengue virus, and malaria has a 10-12 day incubation and is caused by plasmodium parasites transmitted by mosquitos.

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Disease Classification MOT POC/ SOI Incubation Causative agent S/Sx Diagnostic Complication Treatment

Period
Tuberculosis Primary A, DC, D, UM 2-4 wk 2-8 wk Mycobacterium ▪ C DSSM RIPES
complex tuberculae, M. ▪ NS X ray Injectable
PTB Bovis, M. ▪ WL TST -amino
Extra PTB Africanum ▪ A -fluoro
▪ H
▪ LF
Meningitis D, DC 2-10 days Streptococcus ▪ NR Lumbar tap Semi fowler
Pnuemoniae, ▪ KS Avoid sneeding bending, sneezing,
heemophilus ▪ B stooping, Valsalva maneuver
influenzae, ▪ O MEDS:
Neisseria ▪ D ▪ O
meningitidis ▪ D ▪ C
Increased ICP ▪ A
▪ C ▪ A
▪ A Antibiotics: Pen G
▪ D Headache: codeine
▪ D Glucocorticoids: decartan
▪ HTC Fever: para
▪ NV
▪ P
▪ S
Dengue Fever/ Characteristic of V SOI: Aedes 6 days-1 D. virus 1,2,3,4 Stage ✓ TT Diet: ↑fiber↑vit c ↑protein↓fat
breakbone fever female egypti wk Chikungunya ▪ f/i ✓ ST Xdark colored foot and drinks
mosquito virus ▪ h/t ✓ P ↑OFI, TSB, Calamine lotion, Boric
D Onyong nyong ▪ c/r acid/saline compress
L level Fever: para
S 1.PT Headache: codeine
U 2.SB X aspirin
3.CC
4. SS
Malaria Characteristic of V SOI: 10-12 days Plasmodium ▪ C ▪ PBS TSB
Mosquito female falciparum, ▪ H Antimalarial ↑OFI
N anopheles’ plasmodium ▪ W drugs VS
F mosquito vivax, Develop cachezia Chloroquine Fand E
H plasmodium - A,H,S,J 250- EA ↑iron ↑vitc
R ovale, Quinine Insecticide
plasmodium 300mg- ES On stream seeding
knowlesi, WOF: D,C,C,S On strem cleaning
plasmodium Other: Zooprophylaxis
malaria Q,T,A,M Neem tree/herbal plant

Leprosy/ Paucibacillary DC(SS), D P: 1-4 Mycobacterium Early Sign ▪ SSS BCG vax
Hansens disease -NI years leprae ▪ C ▪ Adequate nutrition
-f M:4-8 ▪ L MEDS
-f years ▪ L Rifampicin
6-9 months ▪ U Dapsone
Multibacillary ▪ M clofazimine
-HI ▪ P/r
-M Late sign
-S ▪ M
24-30 months ▪ L
treatment ▪ S
▪ C
▪ C
▪ E
Measles/rubeola D, DC, probably A SOI: 10-14 days Morbilli C ▪ WS ▪ D TSB
secretions paramyxoviridae C ▪ O Antipyretic
of nose KS ▪ P Iso 5-7 days
and throat MPR-BD ▪ E Protect eyes
POC: 9 F N95 mask
days/4 SL AMV, MMR
days
before and
5 days
after rash
German V,d,DC POC: 12 2-3 wk Rubitogoviridae ▪ Fs ST (igM) ▪ C Bed rest
Measles/Rubella days ▪ Cr ▪ D Tylenol acetaminophen
▪ F ▪ M Hyperimmunoglobulin
▪ L ▪ M MMR
▪ C
▪ C
▪ Hh
▪ m
Chicken Small fluid filled D,A 13-17 days Human alpha ▪ IR ▪ VFT Bed rest
pox/varicella 250-500 herpes virus 3 ▪ F ▪ TS Increased OFI
▪ LA TB
▪ H Baking soda I cup
▪ M Cut fingernails
Don mittens
Diphtheria Infection of D, DC, M POC: 2 2-5 days Corynebacterium PS: Schick test 3 feet distance
throat, tonsil, weeks diphtheriae, psudomembrane I:10mm Coughing etiquette
nose klebs Loeffler a. Nasal(CEA) R:ID Strict iso: 5-7 days
-bacterial bacillus b. Pharyngeal Result:2-3 days Rest
(S, B,T ) Maloney’s test Soft diet
c. Laryngeal Pasteurization of milk 71. 6-15
(HV) seconds
63 degree for 30 mins
Whopping bacterial D, DC Soi: 7-10 days Bordetella Invasive stage:7-14 • B Cough etiquette
cough discharge pertussis, days • UH Iso for 3 weeks
from haemophillus • F • H Avoid use of personal kit
laryngeal pertussis, Bordet • DC Abdominal support
and gengou bacillus • C Clothes boiled w/ discharge for 30
bronchial Spasmodic stage: 4- minutes
membrane 12 weeks
POC: • PC
catarrhal • PE
stage: 7 • LD/DV
days after
exposure
to 3 weeks
Mumps/ Contagious w/ D, DC w/ secretion SOI: 18 days paramyxovirus PS: Parotitis • • O Cleaning and airing room for 5-7
swelling of from nasopharynx secretions average: - f • E hours
parotid of mouth 12-26 days - M Bed rest
- viral and nose - LA TSB
POC: as Hot and cold application
long as Antiseptic mouth wash
swelling Diet: cannot tolerate acidic and
remains sweet foods very hot and cold bev
300-400 mg cortisol the 100 mg
every 6 hours
MMR 12-15 months
Rabies/ (DC)Bite of infected POC: 3-10 2-8 weeks: rhabdovirus • SA Wound care
hydrophobia, animal days 1 yr to • H Vax
lyssa virus before several yrs • A Observe pet for 14 days
onset of • F Pet immunized at 3months
clinical • H
sign • SM
• P
• DC
Leptospirosis Bacterial DI 7-19 days Leptospira A/F P BC/CS TOC
infection interrogans • F PENG: 2m units q6 im/iv
Other name • H Tetracycline 100 mg q12 po
• Wd • LA
• Mf • P
• Tf • M
• Ff • N/v
• Sj • C
• JSDF IP
• J
• P
• CCS
Paragonimiasis/ Eating raw or Ingestion of raw or Paragonimus • C SE TOC: praziquantel (biltrizide) 25
lung uncooked crab/ insufficiently cooked westermani • H mg/kg 3 x a day
fluke/Japanese cray fish crabs • C/B P Alternative: bithionol (bitin)30-50
lung fluke Fresh water • PTB lS mg 10-15 doses
snail- •
antemalanya Cook crabs 145 degrees f/ 63 C
asperata
Fresh water
crab- varona
hiberata
Schistosomiasis AKA Transmitted by tiny 2-6 weeks Host: • Initially- FS Praziquantel
S. mansoni- GI snail after oncomalanya TPR KKM (biltrizide)
S. japonicum- MOT: bathing, exposure quadrasi • AE 6 months
endemic swimming, washing • H
S. in contaminated • S Alternative:
Haematobium- water • L Albendazole
GU Oxamniquine- Mansoni
Metrifonate-haematobium
Filariasis AKA Vector-aedes 8-16 Wuschereria Asymptomatic Nocturnal Diethylcarbamazine
elephantiasis poicillius months bancrofti, brugya stage blood smear Albendazole
• D timori, brugya • M steroids
• A malayi Acute
• R • L
• N • L
• O
Chronic
• LEH
Lymphedema Cholera, Bacillus dysentery, Typhoid fever
and
elephantiasis
Bacillary shigellosis Fecal oral- eating 1 days less S dysenteriae, • N FS, 5 F’s
dysentery contaminated foods than 4 sonnei, flexneri, • D BRAT diet
or drink days bacillus, boydii • F clorampenicol
• T
• b
Typhoid D, indirect, 1-3 weeks Salmonella typhi • S Widal test, Chloramphenicol
Fever/enteric contaminated water • U typhidot, cbc Cotrimoxazole
fever • R ampicillin
• H
• L
• S
Cholera bacterial Vomitous, feces of 3 days Vibrio cholerae, • RS C/DFM Tetracycline, coconut water, oresol
infected vibrio el tor • N/V replacement
person/contaminated • SD
food and water

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