solved i just need a paragraph answer to the post below:Re-emerging

i just need a paragraph answer to the post below:Re-emerging diseases often reappears after they have been on a decline for several years due to breakdown in public health measures that may have been put in place or if new strains of these diseases appear. Some diseases include tuberculosis, cholera, malaria, and Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori).Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is an infection that affects your stomach and is caused by the H. pylori bacteria. The discovery of this bacterium has changed the concept of care and management for peptic ulcer disease, mucosa-associated lymphomas, gastritis, and gastric carcinoma (McManus TJ, 2000) and is present in approximately 50%-70% of the population but a majority have no symptoms or illness. While its occurrence is prevalent in developing countries, age and ethnicity seem to be a contributing factor in the U.S and affect those persons over fifty (50) years old with almost half of all African Americans have the bacteria (Helicobacter Pylori. (n.d.). Due to the nature of how the disease is caused and spread, the implications for nurses can be tremendous depending on their ability to recognise the symptoms of H. pylori during routine patients’ examinations. Lack of preparation and gaps in communication can cause delayed responses to potential outbreaks. Due to the uncertainty in how the infection is spread, the variable for transmission increases exponentially, from person to person, either by kissing or through vomit, faeces, to digesting infected water or uncooked food. Nurses should always be vigilant in acknowledging unusual presentations and always seek appropriate diagnostics. They should be knowledgeable of re-emerging infections, including best practises in care through evidence-based resources. Given those who are at a higher risk factors for H. Pylori, targeted screening for migrants from developing countries should be considered as a first line of defence, can prevent outbreaks in communities and be very cost effective. Examining the patient must in include an extensive patient history, including recent travels to help determine the sources of the infection.A nurse first line of defence is ensuring that standard precautionary measures are implemented to prevent transmission of any infectious disease from any patient they may encounter. The use of hand sanitisers, routine cleaning, and disinfection of surfaces to prevent spreading. Ensuring that sufficient PPE are available, accessible and that gloves are always worn, especially where there is potential for bodily fluids, blood and mucous can contaminate surfaces and equipment.Given the uncertainty of how H. Pylori is spread, and that most patients are individuals who come to the U.S. from developing countries, with “at least 50% of Latinos and 50% of people from Eastern Europe”, it is safe to conclude that the increase in migrations may be a contributing factor in the increase based on their dietary preparation, access to clean water and close quarter living conditions. Another factor could be the increased use of antibiotics and the immune systems resistances to such medications. Finally, studies have demonstrated that H. pylori seems to be as a result of a complex interaction between the patient, their stomach health, their environment and the bacterium. All these factors combined tend to increase the risk factor and infection rate of H. Pylori.in preventing and managing the impact of infectious diseases both from the patient and nurse perspectiveAs a nurse my role in preventing and managing the impact of H. Pylori is to adhere to the CDC’s Standard Precautions for infection prevention. This include, hand hygiene, the use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, masks, eyewear), practising respiratory hygiene / cough etiquette when I interact with patients and ensuring that all surfaces are clean and disinfected.From a patient perspective they tolerate multiple symptoms such as loss of appetite due to constant pain, aching and burning, especially on an empty stomach. Also, it causes nausea, frequent burping and bloating as well. Patients has to become extremely aware of their diet. It is best to eat fruits and vegetables and plenty of fluids. Foods o avoid would be anything fried and spicy, carbonated and caffeinated beverages, dairy products.