Spirochetes

Found in humpid Africa, S America and SE Asia. Trasmitted by skin contact.
Primary lesions: papules
Secondary leasion: similar
Tertiary late phase: cutaneous plaque, cunatous lesions with hyperkeratosis of palms and soles
Name Disese

Found in Mexico, Central America and Colombia. Transmitted by skin contact.
Primary lesion: small pruitic, red rash on face,neck,chest- can last years
Secondary: scaley papules-> pigments lesions
Late phase: depigments lesions on wrist, elbows, ankles
Name Disese

Found in Africa and West Asia.
Transmission: sharing eating drinking utensils
Primary: oral mucosal lesion (reaelt seen)
Secondary: Mucous patches, periostitis, adenopathy
Tertiary: gummatous lesions
Name Disese

Found in East Africa, S America and catastrophes
Symptoms: Causes reccurent fever, chills, Headache, myalgia, arthralgia, and truncal rash. COD: myocarditis, CNS hemorrhage.
Micro: organism only in blood during febrile episodes, reemerge from organs with antigenic variation with next fever
Name Disease and Vectors

Epi: NE, West Coast of US, Europe during summer
Stage 1:Erthema chronicum migrans w or w/o annular scondary lesions
Stage 2: disseminated disease: myalgia, migratory joint pain, some meningeal irritation normal CSF, 5% have transitory cardiac problems
Stage 3: latent period, then years of persistent infection- LATE ONLY abnormal CSF meningitis, bell palsy, chonic arthrutus
Name disease, diagnosis and Vectors

Epi: Worldwide
Transmission: zoonosis of animal urine in water or soil
Stage 1: flu-like fever, headache, muscle pain, conjunctivis (auqeous homor of eye)
Stage 2: immune mediated renal liver damage, meningitis, chronic uveitis, renal failure, rash
DIsease name and two forms