Biology, asked by bharath5824, 7 months ago

Analogy type questions.
1. Poliomyelitis: Poliovirus:: AIDS: —————
2. Chickenpox: Direct contact::Tuberculosis: —————-
3. Typhoid: Alimentary canal:: Japanese encephalitis:—————.
4. Mosquitoes: Stagnant water:: Hepatitis virus: ———————-.
5. General effects: Fever:: Local effects: —————-.

Answers

Answered by Pranjalisindhu
53

1. HIV

2.Air

3.Nervous system

4.pathogens

5.rashes

Answered by steffiaspinno
6
  1. HIV
  2. Air
  3. Central nervous system
  4. Contaminated water
  5. Inflammation, rashes

  • Poliomyelitis is caused by the poliovirus.
  • HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) causes AIDS.

  • Chickenpox is transmitted through direct contact.
  • Tuberculosis spread through the air.

  • Typhoid affects the alimentary canal.
  • Japanese encephalitis affects the Central nervous system including, the spinal cord, brain.

  • Mosquitoes in stagnant water are the reason for the spreading of various infections.
  • Hepatitis virus spreads through contaminated water. 5 types of Hepatitis viruses are there. Type A and E spread through contaminated water.

  • Fever is one of the general effects. It occurs due to the presence of pathogens in the body.
  • Local effects are inflammation, rashes etc. It is the effects that occur in a particular site of infection.

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