which of the following is not a viral disease?

By: Prof. Dr. Fazal Rehman | Last updated: February 3, 2024

QUESTION: which of the following is not a viral disease? A  Dengue B   AIDS C   Typhoid D  Influenza ANSWER:   Typhoid
Aspect          Bacterial Diseases           Viral Diseases
Causative agent ·        Bacteria ·        Virus
Type of Organism ·        Single-celled microorganisms ·        Subcellular entities
Structure of cell ·        Have cell walls and distinct cellular structures ·        Lack cell wall ·        Consist of genetic material surrounded by protein coat
Shapes   ·        Cocci ·        Bacilli ·        Spirilla ·        Vibrio   ·        Icosahedral ·        Helical ·        Spherical ·        Bullet-shaped ·        Enveloped
Replication ·        Reproduce by binary fission ·        Reproduce by hijacking host cells
Treatment ·        Treatable with antibiotics such as Penicillin ·        Erythromycin ·        Tetracycline ·        Often managed through vaccines ·        Antiviral medications
Examples of diseases   ·        Tuberculosis ·        Streptococcal infections ·        Lyme disease ·        Cholera ·        Diphtheria ·        Typhoid ·        Influenza ·        HIV AIDS ·        Common cold ·        Measles ·        Chickenpox ·        Hepatitis ·        COVID-19 ·        Dengue
Host range ·        Can infect a range of hosts ·        Including humans ·        Animals ·        Plants ·        Usually specific to certain host species
Immune response ·        Generally elicits immune response ·        May evade immune response
Cellular machinery ·        Have complex cellular machinery for metabolism and replication ·        Use host cells’ machinery for its replication purpose.
Preventive measures ·        Preventable through hygiene and sanitation is important ·        Preventable through vaccines and practicing good hygiene practices.
Pathogenicity ·        Bacteria can have varying levels of pathogenicity ·        Viruses can cause a range of symptoms from mild to severe
Mode of Transmission ·        Through direct contact ·        Through contaminated water and food ·        Through respiratory droplets ·        Through vectors (insects) ·        Respiratory droplets ·        Direct contact ·        Bodily fluids ·        Vectors
Common symptoms ·        Fever ·        Cough ·        Diarrhea ·        Nausea ·        Vomiting ·        Inflammation ·        Fever ·        Cough ·        Sore throat ·        Body aches ·        Fatigue ·        Headache ·        Respiratory symptoms
Study field ·        Study of bacteria is known as bacteriology ·        Study of virus is known as virology
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