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bakteri Vibrio cholerae tekitatud, Indias endeemiline, aeg‑ajalt mujale leviv sooltehaigus, millele on omane tugev kõhulahtisus ja oksendamine ning nendest johtuv eluohtlik veetustumine (dehüdratatsioon), an acute epidemic infectious intestinal disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, which is found in fecal-contaminated food and water
la cholera 1
bakteri Vibrio cholerae tekitatud, Indias endeemiline, aeg‑ajalt mujale leviv sooltehaigus, millele on omane tugev kõhulahtisus ja oksendamine ning nendest johtuv eluohtlik veetustumine (dehüdratatsioon), an acute epidemic infectious intestinal disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, which is found in fecal-contaminated food and water

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ID 737119 Last modified 27.12.2018

Domain infectious diseases - bacteriology - virology

koolera

cholera

cholera

bakteri Vibrio cholerae tekitatud, Indias endeemiline, aeg‑ajalt mujale leviv sooltehaigus, millele on omane tugev kõhulahtisus ja oksendamine ning nendest johtuv eluohtlik veetustumine (dehüdratatsioon)

an acute epidemic infectious intestinal disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, which is found in fecal-contaminated food and water

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It has a short incubation period and produces an enterotoxin that causes a copious, painless, watery diarrhoea that can quickly lead to severe dehydration and death if treatment is not promptly given. Vomiting also occurs in most patients. The main areas of the world in which cholera is present are Africa, Asia and parts of the Middle East.

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... eriti ohtlik nakkushaigus – suure nakatuvusega haigus, mis levib kiiresti ja ulatuslikult või mille kulg on raske või eluohtlik. Käesoleva seaduse tähenduses on eriti ohtlikud nakkushaigused katk, koolera, kollapalavik, viiruslikud hemorraagilised palavikud ja tuberkuloos;

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Although cholera was a public health problem in the United States and Europe a hundred years ago, modern sanitation and the treatment of drinking water have virtually eliminated the disease in developed countries.
Immunological medicinal product: Any medicinal product consisting of vaccines, toxins, serums or allergen products: ... (i) agents used to produce active immunity, such as cholera vaccine, BCG, polio vaccines, smallpox vaccine;

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