Diphtheria.ppt

Treatment section: "Treatment" becomes treatment. "Antibiotics" anti-infectives. "Kill the bacteria" neutralize the germs. "Prevent further toxin production" halt further poison generation. "Diphtheria antitoxin" stays as is since it's a medical term. "Administered to neutralize the toxin" delivered to counteract the toxin.

Another example: "high fever, usually over 103°F (39.4°C)" becomes "increased temperature, routinely above 103°F (39.4°C)." Also correct. Diphtheria.ppt

"Good hygiene: Practicing good hygiene, such as washing hands regularly and avoiding close contact with infected individuals, can help prevent the spread of the disease." "Good hygiene" becomes "Effective hygiene|Proper cleanliness|Appropriate sanitation." "Practicing" as "Engagingin." "Washing" could be "Rinsing|Cleaning|Scrubbing." "Hands" stays. "Regularly" as "Consistently|Frequent|Continuously." "Avoiding" as "Preventing|Emitting|Refraining." "Close contact" becomes "Proximity|Near interaction|Immediate contact." "Infected individuals" stays. "Help prevent" as "Assist in avoiding|Aid in forestalling|Support in discouraging." "Spread" as "Proliferation|Transmission|Dispersion." Treatment section: "Treatment" becomes treatment