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Infectious agent: Trypanosoma Cruzi

Reservoir; rodents, various species of wild animals

route of exit: blood, git

mode transmission: bite

route of entry : through the skin

susceptible host: people living in rural areas, those who receive blood transmission

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According to WHO, Chagas disease is caused by a protozoan parasite known as TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI. The reservoir is the blood sucking triatome bugs and humans come in contact with its urine or faecal matter and contact the disease. A human is infected if they directly smear the faeces on a broken skin, eyes or mouth or ingesting food contaminated with these wastes. There's also a risk of blood borne transmission, in terms of mother to child, blood donations and organ transplantation. Chagas disease is endemic to some countries in America and typically affects people of low socioeconomic standards.

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Infectious Agent; hematophagous (blood-feeding) insects. Reservoir; Rodents, Bats and Dogs. Route of Exit; feces of triatomine bugs (kissing bugs). Mode of transmission; Blood transfusion, congenital, oral transmiission. Route of entry; Skin. the susceptible host; humans in endemic areas

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The infectious agent for the Chagas disease is trypanosoma Curzi (paradite). The common reservoir are the humans. The mode of exit can be urine, faeces. The mode of transmission can be the insect bites, mother to child and blood or organ transfusion. The route of entry is through the skin. the susceptible host can be human

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infectious agent- Trypanosoma cruzi,

reservoir- animal

route of exit - feaces

mode of transmission- direct , bite

route of entry- skin

susceptible host- anyone, human and animals

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the infectious agent is trypanosoma cruzi

the reservoir is the kissing bug ( triatomine) others include dogsand cats

the route of exit is the feces of infected

triatomine bug

the mode of transmission is direct transmission.

the route of entry is a broken skin

the susceptible host is humans,,

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Infectious Agent; Trypanosoma Cruzi

the reservoir; infected mammals such as human or wild animals

The route of the exit; faeces of triatomine

mod of transmission ; bug bite a host and defecates near the wound

route of entry; ingestion

susceptible host ; humans

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Infectious agent- trypanosoma cruzi

reservoir- Human, lymphatic system/blood

route of exit- stool

mode of transmission- direct/bite

route of entry- skin

susceptible host- Human

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trypanosoma cruzi

Triatomine bug feaces

GIT

Bite

Skin

Human

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infectious agent- Trypanosoma cruzi

reservoir- triatomine bug

route of exit- triatomine defecation

mode of transmission- insect bite

route of entry- contact with feaces/urine of blood sucking triatomine bug

susceptible host- humans and certain mammals

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the infectious agent

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