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PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Salimova Dilafruz Tohirjon qizi
Higher category teacher of the Siyob Abu Ali ibn Sino Health Technical
school “If not for dust ,humanity
would have lived a thousand years”
Avicenna
Keywords: prevention, parasites, bacteria, public health, intestinal
infections,
skin
infections,fungal
diseases,
sanitation,
hygiene,vaccination,epidemiology, Virology
Infectious diseases are diseases that occur through various microorganisms:
bacteria, viruses, fungi or parasites. They can be transmitted from person to person,
from animal to person, or through contaminated food, water, and air. Prevention of
such diseases is one of the most important factors in ensuring public health.
The main types of infectious diseases
1. Air-droplet transmission (flu, measles, COVID-19)
2. Those transmitted through the digestive tract (intestinal infections,
dysentery, hepatitis A)
3. Blood-borne (VICH, hepatitis B and C)
4. Contact-mediated infections (skin infections, fungal diseases)
5. Animal transmission (rabies, echinococcosis)
Preventive measures
1. Compliance with general sanitary and hygienic rules
- Regular hand washing
- Use of clean drinking water
- Thoroughly washing and cooking food
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2. Vaccination
- Vaccination based on the vaccination calendar designed for children and
adults
- Additional vaccination (for example, against influenza), depending on the
epidemiological situation
3. Adherence to a healthy lifestyle
- Imunity-strengthening diet and physical activity
- Avoid smoking and alcohol
4. Identification and isolation of the source of infection
- Timely identification of infected patients
- Quarantine measures
5. Role of medical personnel
- Early diagnosis and treatment of diseases
- Carrying out explanatory work to the population
- Carrying out disinfection measures
Conclusion
Prevention of infectious diseases is a guarantee of a healthy society. The fact
that every citizen follows hygiene, gets vaccinated, leads a healthy lifestyle prevents
the spread of diseases. Medical personnel, on the other hand, should always be active
as the main support in this process.
LITERATURE USED
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medical publishing house, 2019.
3. Recommendations of the Republican Center for sanitary and epidemiological
tranquility and public health, 2022.
4. World Health Organization (who). Global guidelines for the Prevention of
infectious diseases. – www.who.int
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5. Official publications and statistics of the Ministry of health of the Republic of
Uzbekistan, 2021-2024.
6. Textbook for the College of Medicine: fundamentals of Epidemiology and
Infectious Diseases. - Tashkent: educational literature, 2022.