Leptospirosis is a bacterial zoonotic infection transmissible to humans from a wide range of wild and domestic animals. Ornithosis is a bacterial zoonotic infection, transmissible from birds to humans. Q fever is a bacterial zoonotic infection, transmissible from domestic animals to humans. Salmonellosis is caused by infection of the bacteria salmonellaea, a common cause of intestinal infection. Septicaemia is a serious form of blood poisoning, or infection of the blood.
Shigellosis is a bacterial intestinal infection.
Yersiniosis is an acute bacterial intestinal infection. Endnotes 1 Nutbeam, D. 1993, Goals and Targets for Australia's Health in the Year 2000 and Beyond , University of Sydney, Sydney. 2 Australian Bureau of Statistics 1995, Children's Immunisation Australia , Cat. 4352.0, ABS, Canberra. This figure is based on data from South Australia, Western Australia and the Northern Territory only, and is standardised to the total 1995 population.