'Indirect transmission' diaporamas de présentation

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BIOL 4120: Principles of Ecology Lecture 14: Parasitism and Mutualism

BIOL 4120: Principles of Ecology Lecture 14: Parasitism and Mutualism. Dafeng Hui Room: Harned Hall 320 Phone: 963-5777 Email: dhui@tnstate.edu. Outline (chapter 15) . 15.1 Parasite draw resources from host organisms 15.2 Hosts provide diverse habitats for parasites

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Immunity and Infection

Immunity and Infection. Chapter 17. The Chain of Infection. Links in the chain Transmitted through a chain (six links) Pathogen - disease causing microorganism Reservoir - natural environment of the pathogen: person, animal, or environmental space such as soil or water

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802.15.4 - An introduction

Jan Flora Department of Computer Science University of Copenhagen. 802.15.4 - An introduction. Overview. Introduction Device roles Topologies Communication and timing Beacon and non-beacon mode Superframes Indirect transmission The radio driver (PHY) Requirements Functionality

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Pediatric GYN issues

Pediatric GYN issues. Overview. Normal Development Precocious puberty Vulvovaginitis Approach to Gyn exam FB irrigation. Normal Puberty. Puberty begins 8-14 years of age Begins with breast development (thelarche) Followed by appearance of pubic hair (pubarche)

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MAIN IDEAS, MAJOR DETAILS, AND MINOR DETAILS

MAIN IDEAS, MAJOR DETAILS, AND MINOR DETAILS. Source-John Langan, T en Steps to Improving College Reading Skills, 3 rd ed. Main Idea. Major Detail Minor Detail Minor Detail Major Detail Minor Detail Minor Detail Major Detail Minor Detail Minor Detail.

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Parasite Transmission

Parasite Transmission. What, How, and Why My Pet Has Worms. The what, how, and why depends on the type of worm your pet is infected with. Unlike earthworms these worms live inside the animals body. How they get there is called parasitic transmission.

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Parasite Transmission

Parasite Transmission. What, How, and Why My Pet Has Worms. The what, how, and why depends on the type of worm your pet is infected with. Unlike earthworms these worms live inside the animals body. How they get there is called parasitic transmission.

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How diseases spread

How diseases spread. 11/13/13 pg. 69 in ILL. How Diseases Spread. Epidemiology is the study of how infectious diseases spread. Diseases are transmitted (spread) in several ways:

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Definitions

Definitions.

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