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Hookworm infection
* are one of the main causes of anemia and malnutrition worldwide.
* causes illnesses
  - serious illnesses
* has effects
  - significant effects
* is the most problematic for women and children.
* leads to anemia.

Infection control
* is an area of clinical expertise.
* means preventing the spread of disease from one person to another.

Initial infection
* Most initial infections are as result of inhalation of spores and involve the respiratory system.
* cause fever, rhinitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis, and bronchitis in children.
* come from contact with hyphae or ascospores in the soil.
* is most common in the lower lung segments where ventilation is greatest.
* occur when the spores contact susceptible tissues.
* occurs on dead plant tissues such as dead blossoms and becomes established.
* produces obvious symptoms

Intestinal infection
* Most intestinal infection is caused by adult tapeworms
* Some intestinal infection is caused by parasitic worms
  - tiny parasitic worms
  - tiny worms
* are often subclinical, and disease is only apparent after heavy infection
  - rare in exclusively breastfed babies
* run rampant.

Intracellular infection
* can occur in all mammalian cells except anuclear erythrocytes.
* is seen in liver, spleen, lymph nodes, bone marrow, lungs, and kidneys.

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Kidney infection
* Most kidney infections are a result of infection spread from the lower tract.
* Most kidney infections result from lower urinary system infections, usually of the bladder
  - urinary tract infections, usually bladder infections
* Some kidney infection leads to excretion.
* are common and are treated with antibiotics
  - more common in women than in men
  - much less common but often more serious than bladder infections
* are much more common in women than men
* can cause abdominal pain similar to that caused by gallstones.
* produce fever and back pain much more commonly than do bladder infections.
* requires immediate treatments

Light infection
* cause little harm to sheep.
* shows symptoms.

Lung infection
* Most lung infections result in rapid death.
* Some lung infection is caused by fungi
  - leads to death
* are also more common in diabetics.
* can also induce asthma.
* is characterized by granulomatous lesions in the lung parenchyma
  - the major cause of mortality and morbidity in cystic fibrosis

Malaria
* Most malaria is curable
  - occurs in areas
* Some malaria affects children
  - antigens exist in multiple allelic forms
* Some malaria causes anemia
  - has health
* Some malaria is transmitted to humans
  - kills common loons
  - lasts for months
* Some malaria leads to anemia
* affects countries.
* causes symptoms.
* is bands
  - diseases
  - parasitic diseases

Malaria infection
* Most malaria infection causes diseases
  - severe diseases
* increases attractiveness of humans to mosquitoes.

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Cerebral malaria
* is associated with swelling of the brain
  - extremely serious, with the victim becoming delirious and entering a coma
  - one of the leading causes of neurological disabilities in African children
* occurs when infected red cells obstruct the blood vessels in the brain
  - the malaria parasite infects the brain

Falciparum malaria
* induces uterine contractions, resulting in premature labour.
* is common and there was the odd case of cerebral malaria.

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Malaria risk
* exists all year in the entire country
  - in some parts of Mexico and Central America
  - only in isolated inland regions
  - outside the main cities
  - throughout the year in northern rural areas
* exists throughout the year in the whole Country
  - whole country, excluding Dhaka City
* is higher during the rainy season
  - highest during the wet season
  - seasonal
  - throughout year in whole country
* varies by area and is prevalent primarily in rural areas and in southern China.