1. Definition: communicable diseases
2. Modes of transmission
2.1. direct contact
2.1.1. leprosy
2.1.1.1. isolate infected persons and animals
2.1.1.2. treat the cases
2.1.1.3. use protective clothing
2.2. respiratory
2.2.1. TB
2.2.1.1. isolate the patients with open TB
2.2.1.2. use respiratory masks
2.2.1.3. vaccination
2.2.1.4. treatment of contaminated material
2.3. fecal-oral
2.3.1. Salmonella
2.3.1.1. isolation of infected patients (only in health care facilities)
2.3.1.2. contact precautions
2.3.1.3. treatment is not usually required
2.3.2. viral diarrhea
2.3.2.1. isolate the cases
2.3.2.2. vaccination available for some diseases
2.4. victor born
2.4.1. malaria and dengue fever
2.4.1.1. isolation of patients is not practiced
2.4.1.2. treatment of infected patients
2.4.1.3. victor control
2.4.1.4. vaccination
2.5. sexual
2.5.1. treatment of patients and contacts
2.5.2. vaccination
2.5.3. safe sex and protection
2.6. parental
2.6.1. Hepatitis B and C
2.6.1.1. vaccination
2.6.1.2. single use needles
2.6.1.3. single use shaving blades
2.7. mother to fetas
2.7.1. Rubella, Measles, Herpes, Syphilis
2.7.1.1. early screening for mothers
2.7.1.2. vaccination
2.7.1.3. immunoglobulins