Question 71match description to diseaseingestion of preformed toxin in improperlycanned alkaline food leads to flaccid paralysis[Choose][Choose]ingestion of endospores in honey leads toflaccid paralysisneonatal tetanusinfant botulismgermination of endospores in umbilicalstump leads to spastic paralysis(wound) tetanusfoodborne botulism of adultswound botulismgermination of endospores in anaerobictissues causes flaccid paralysischoleragermination of endospores in anaerobictissues causes spastic paralysis[ Choose ]enterotoxin causes watery diarrhea which[Choose]rapidly leads to dehydration

The disease is malfunctioning of the body or part of the body. Diseases are pathological that are diagnosed on the basis of symptoms and signs. Diseases can be infections and communicable while some are non communicable ones. The above given diseases are discussed below. Neonatal tetanus : Its a tetanus that occurs in new borns through infection of unhealed umbilical stump. Infant botulism : It is caused by bacterium called as clostridium botulinum. It grows inside the gastrointestinal tract of infants. It causes flaccid paralysis due to taking in endospores that may be present in honey or corn syrups. Wound tetanus : It results from a toxin that is produced by anaerobic bacteria i.e Clostridium tetani. Food borne botulism of adults : It occurs due to eating of those foods that are contaminated with botulism toxins. Wound botulism : It is caused due to infections in wounds or deep cuts. It causes flaccid paralysis also. Cholera : It is caused by enterotoxins that produces strains of bacterium vibrio cholerae. It is transmitted through contaminated food or drinking water. The major symptoms are dehydration and diarrhea. From above discussion we can match them by giving numbering numerically on one side and alphabetically (diseases side) respectively. D B A E C F