4 use the data obtained to caloulateincidence and period prevalence rates in you

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4 use the data obtained to caloulateincidence and period prevalence rates in your class population. For this purpose, assume that the cases have been identified over a 9-week period or shorter period, depending on how many in the simulation). Also assume that the duration of the disease is 7 days, so new cases in 1 week are still diseased inthe next week but are healthy by the folowing week. Record the population size: Record incidence and point prevalence rates for each week in the table. The inodence and period prevalence rates should be reported as "cases per 10 per week. Incidence Rate Period Prevalence Rate I case. P 22. reope s case. 40.227. LOCO 3 rs cases s peope 5 cases. 22 cases O cases Ocases 5 22 QUESTIONS xplain how you determined the index case.

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Sub clinical infections are those in which the host is asymptomatic and these pathogens are silently carried within the host body. These can be intestinal pathogens or viruses residing within the host.

GAPS- Gut and Psychology syndrome. This is a disease which directly gives a correlation between the brain and the digestive system. In GAP syndrome, there is higher prevalance of Candida within the gut. The Candida outgrows in the digestive tract and finally develops into a systemic infection. With the children having various psychological disorders such as autism, ADD, ADHD etc, it has been observed that some of the symptoms have been same such as diarrhoea, or bloating or severe constipation. It has also been observed that such individuals also have a habit of bed wetting because of the abnormal gut flora resulting in toxic urine , leading to frequent urination and bed wetting at night.
In such cases, the doctors mistakenly declare the condition as some urinary disease and ultimately term it being psychosomatic without identifying the role of gut flora in the scenario.

People with the disease can be a carrier to diseases as the carrier could also be someone having an acute clinical case, but is asymptomatic or being recognised as a psychological patient in this case with direct mode of transmission such as sneezing or through direct human contact, can easily cause many subclinical infections.

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