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II. Given below are a few common diseases. Malaria, Night blindness, Kwashiorkor, Marasmus, Tuberculosis, Chickenpox, Common cold, Dengue, Heart problems, Pneumonia, Cleft palate, Colour blindness, Rabies, Diarrhoea Classify them as acute / chronic, communicable/ non communicable, infectious /noninfectious, acquired/ congenital categories. Name of the disease acute / chronic communicable/non-communicable infectious /noninfectious acquired/ congenital

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Answered by vijayapalinioudc4g
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Answer:

So,I will list down the option which are related to these categories.

Malaria-Infectious disease but it is not by direct contact as it is through vectors.

Night blindness-Congenital.

Kwashiorkar-Acute

Marasmus-Acute(I am not sure about this sorry!!!)

Tuberculosis-It can be infectious.It is caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Chicken pox-Infectious

Commom cold-Communicable

Dengue-It is infectious as it transmitted from the infected mosquitoes.

Heart problems-It may be congenital because few are born with heart defects.

Pneumonia-Infectious. This is disease is caused by the bacteria Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilous influenzae.

Cleft palate-Congenital

Colour blindness-Congenital.it is caused due genetic defect.

Rabies-It is a zoonotic disease.

Diarrhoea-It can be chronic.

Explanation:

First of all you have to know the definitions. Don't worry I will explain you.If you these definitions it would be easy for you to understand the disease

Acute-means the disease which can be extreme or dangerous.

chronic-It lasts too long.

Communicable or Infectious-Diseases which can be transmittable from one person to another by direct contact or through vectors.

Non-communicable or Non-Infectious-Diseases which cannot be transmitted from one person to another by direct contact or through vectors.

Congenital-Defects which are present at the time of birth or during embryogenesis.

Acquired- which a person acquire over a time.

 

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