These diseases are passed directly from one to another.

Something that happens in a repeated or predictable way during a disease.

Factual information or data that supports or refutes a claim.

An exchange of one outcome for another.

An organism (other than a person) that spreads disease without getting sick itself.

A person who can spread disease. This term is usually applied, while vector is used to describe other organisms.

A microscope cellular organism or a virus.

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Term	Definition
Infectious Disease	These diseases are passed directly from one to another.
Pattern	Something that happens in a repeated or predictable way during a disease.
Evidence	Factual information or data that supports or refutes a claim.
Trade-Off	An exchange of one outcome for another.
Vector	An organism (other than a person) that spreads disease without getting sick itself.
Carrier	A person who can spread disease. This term is usually applied, while vector is used to describe other organisms.
Microbe	A microscope cellular organism or a virus.