European arrival on Aboriginal People + Outbreaks

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What happened to aboriginal Health Status after European arrival?

the introduction of highly contagious pathogens caused immediate and devastating epidemics

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List the key diseases introduced and how they are transmitted

smallpox, influenza, measles and tuberculosis are all caused by airborne droplets

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Why did european pathogens affect immun systems of indigenous so much?

indigenous populations had been geographically isolates from europe and asia so the pathogens were entirely new. this meant their adaptvie immune systems contained no memory B or memory T cells for hese antigens

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Define Outbreak

a sudden increase in cases of a disease based on normal baseline levels

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Define Endemic

a disease that is permanently present and constantly maintained at a baseline, predicable level within a specific geographic

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Define Epidemic

a massive widespreas outbreak

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Define Pandemic

an epidemic that has spread globally, crossing international borders

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What is the difference between emerging and re-emerging pahogens?

emerging pathogens are completely new to the human population and re-emerging pathogens were once controlled but are now spiking again in case numbers or spreading to new locations