Appendix A: Conditions by Security Group ShowMe WorldCare End User ManualAppendix A: Conditions by Security Group Print Animal Bites Only Animal Bites (intended for animal control staff who do not work with any other conditions) Environmental (Non-Lead) ArsenicAsbestosisByssinosisCadmiumCarbon MonoxideChemicalCopperFarmer's LungHyperthermiaHypothermiaMercuryMethemoglobinemiaPesticideRespiratory Diseases Triggered by Environmental ContaminantsSilicosisToxic Organic Dust Syndrome General CDs Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM)Adverse Reactions, Vaccinia VaccinationAnaplasma PhagocytophilumAnimal BitesAnimal Bites – AggregateAnthraxBabesiosisBlastomycosisBordetella parapertussis (Outbreak Only)Botulism FoodborneBotulism InfantBotulism, Other UnspecifiedBotulism, UnknownBotulism, WoundBourbon VirusBrucellosisBrucellosis – AnimalCache Valley VirusCalifornia Encephalitis Virus DiseaseCalifornia, NeuroinvasiveCalifornia, Non NeuroinvasiveCampylobacteriosisCandida aurisCandida auris, clinicalCandida auris, screeningCarbapenemase-Producing Organisms (CPO)Carbapenemase-Producing Organisms (CPO), clinicalCarbapenemase-Producing Organisms (CPO), screeningChagas Disease – HumanChagas Disease – TriatomineChapare VirusChikungunyaCholeraClostridium perfringens (Outbreak Only)CoccidioidomycosisCOVID-19Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD)Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic FeverCryptosporidiosisCyclosporiasisDengue FeverDiphtheria – AnimalDiphtheria (C. diphtheriae)Diphtheria (C. ulcerans/C. pseudotuberculosis)Eastern Equine – AnimalEastern Equine, NeuroinvasiveEastern Equine, Non NeuroinvasiveEbola VirusEhrlichia chaffeensisEhrlichia ewingiiEhrlichia muris eauclairensis (New category from CDC effective 1/1/24)Ehrlichia spp.Ehrlichiosis Anaplasmosis UndeterminedEncephalitis LacrosseGiardiasisGlanders (Burkholderia mallei)Guanarito VirusHaemophilus influenzae, invasiveHand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (Outbreak Only)Hansens Disease (Leprosy)Hantavirus InfectionsHantavirus Non Pulmonary SyndromeHantavirus Pulmonary SyndromeHeartland VirusHemolytic Uremic Syndrome Post DiarrhealHepatitis A AcuteHistoplasmosisInfluenzaInfluenza (AGGREGATE)Influenza A NovelInfluenza-associated mortalityInvasive Cronobacter infection among infantsInvasive Pneumococcal Disease (Strep Pneumoniae Invasive Disease)Junin VirusKeystone Virus DiseaseLassa FeverLegionellosisLeptospirosisListeriosisLujo VirusLyme DiseaseMachupo VirusMalariaMarburg VirusMeaslesMelioidosis (Burkholderia pseudomallei)Meningococcal DiseaseMiddle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS CoV)MpoxMultisystem Inflammatory Syndrome (MIS) associated with Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)MumpsNorovirus (Outbreak Only)OtherParagonimiasisPertussisPlaguePolioPoliomyelitis, ParalyticPoliovirus Infection, NonparalyticPontiac FeverPowassan, NeuroinvasivePowassan, Non NeuroinvasivePrimary Amebic Meningoencephalitis (Naegleria fowleri)PsittacosisQ Fever AcuteQ Fever ChronicRabies AnimalRabies HumanRabies Postexposure ProphylaxisRespiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) (Outbreak Only)RicinRotavirus (Outbreak Only)RubellaRubella, Congenital SyndromeSabia VirusSalmonella Paratyphi Infection (incl. Paratyphoid Fever)Salmonella Typhi Infection (incl. Typhoid Fever)SalmonellosisScabies (Outbreak Only)Severe Acute Resp Syndrome-associated Coronavirus Disease (SARS-CoV)ShigellosisSmallpox (Variola)Snowshoe Hare Virus DiseaseSpotted Fever RickettsiosisSt Louis Encephalitis – AnimalSt Louis Encephalitis, NeuroinvasiveSt Louis Encephalitis, Non NeuroinvasiveStaph Aureus, VISAStaph Aureus, VRSAStaph Enterotoxin B (Outbreak Only)STEC (E Coli Shiga Toxin Positive)Streptococcal Toxic Shock SyndromeT2 MycotoxinsTetanusToxic-Shock Syndrome (Other Than Streptococcal)ToxoplasmosisTrichinellosisTrivittatus Virus DiseaseTularemiaTularemia – AnimalVaricella (Chickenpox)Venezuelan, NeuroinvasiveVenezuelan, Non NeuroinvasiveVibriosisWest Nile, AnimalWest Nile, NeuroinvasiveWest Nile, Non NeuroinvasiveWestern Equine, NeuroinvasiveWestern Equine, Non NeuroinvasiveYellow FeverYersiniosis, Non-pestisZika VirusZika Virus Disease, CongenitalZika Virus Disease, Non-congenitalZika Virus Infection, CongenitalZika Virus Infection, Non-congenitalZika, CongenitalZika, Unclassified Hepatitis B-C Hepatitis BHepatitis B (Infant) PerinatalHepatitis B (Pregnancy) PrenatalHepatitis B AcuteHepatitis B Chronic InfectionHepatitis CHepatitis C AcuteHepatitis C Chronic InfectionHepatitis C, Perinatal Infection HIV AIDS (HIV Stage 4), AdultAIDS (HIV Stage 4), PediatricHIV, AdultHIV, Pediatric Lead Lead STIs ChancroidChlamydiaGonorrheaNeurosyphilis (INACTIVE)SyphilisSyphilis, CongenitalSyphilis, Early Non-Primary, Non-SecondarySyphilis, Late Latent (INACTIVE)Syphilis, Latent with Symptoms (INACTIVE)Syphilis, PrimarySyphilis, SecondarySyphilis, Unknown Duration (INACTIVE)Syphilis, Unknown Duration or Late Tuberculosis NTM (Non-Tuberculosis Mycobacterium/MOTT)TB DiseaseTB Infection Table of Contents Introduction Logging into ShowMe WorldCare Security Measures in ShowMe WorldCare ShowMe WorldCare Menu Bar Logging Out My Profile General Features of ShowMe WorldCare Person Records Searching for Person Records Selecting an Existing Person Record Entering Person Records Person Versions and Multiple Identities (Nicknames, Maiden Names and Aliases) Entering Multiple Addresses Person Versions Versus Multiple Identities/Addresses Selecting an Existing Condition Record Creating a Condition Record Condition Record – Person Tab Condition Record – Starting the Administrative Tab Condition Record – Laboratory Tab Condition Record – Clinical Tab Condition Record – Epidemiologic Tab Submitting a Condition Record Reassigning a Case to Another Jurisdiction Reassigning a Case from Another Jurisdiction Searching for Contact Investigation Records Creating Contact Investigation Records Contact Investigation Record Contents Converting a Contact Investigation to a Condition Record Searching for Outbreak Records Creating an Outbreak Record Features Common to Multiple Record Types Tips for Easier Navigation Among Different Record Types Identifying New Records to Work Group Events Reports Dashboards Other Reports and Info Dictionaries Help Appendix A: Conditions by Security Group Appendix B: Conditions by Report Group Appendix C: Acronyms Appendix D: Version History On this page Book traversal links for 12391 ‹ Help Up Appendix B: Conditions by Report Group ›
Appendix A: Conditions by Security Group ShowMe WorldCare End User ManualAppendix A: Conditions by Security Group Print Animal Bites Only Animal Bites (intended for animal control staff who do not work with any other conditions) Environmental (Non-Lead) ArsenicAsbestosisByssinosisCadmiumCarbon MonoxideChemicalCopperFarmer's LungHyperthermiaHypothermiaMercuryMethemoglobinemiaPesticideRespiratory Diseases Triggered by Environmental ContaminantsSilicosisToxic Organic Dust Syndrome General CDs Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM)Adverse Reactions, Vaccinia VaccinationAnaplasma PhagocytophilumAnimal BitesAnimal Bites – AggregateAnthraxBabesiosisBlastomycosisBordetella parapertussis (Outbreak Only)Botulism FoodborneBotulism InfantBotulism, Other UnspecifiedBotulism, UnknownBotulism, WoundBourbon VirusBrucellosisBrucellosis – AnimalCache Valley VirusCalifornia Encephalitis Virus DiseaseCalifornia, NeuroinvasiveCalifornia, Non NeuroinvasiveCampylobacteriosisCandida aurisCandida auris, clinicalCandida auris, screeningCarbapenemase-Producing Organisms (CPO)Carbapenemase-Producing Organisms (CPO), clinicalCarbapenemase-Producing Organisms (CPO), screeningChagas Disease – HumanChagas Disease – TriatomineChapare VirusChikungunyaCholeraClostridium perfringens (Outbreak Only)CoccidioidomycosisCOVID-19Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD)Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic FeverCryptosporidiosisCyclosporiasisDengue FeverDiphtheria – AnimalDiphtheria (C. diphtheriae)Diphtheria (C. ulcerans/C. pseudotuberculosis)Eastern Equine – AnimalEastern Equine, NeuroinvasiveEastern Equine, Non NeuroinvasiveEbola VirusEhrlichia chaffeensisEhrlichia ewingiiEhrlichia muris eauclairensis (New category from CDC effective 1/1/24)Ehrlichia spp.Ehrlichiosis Anaplasmosis UndeterminedEncephalitis LacrosseGiardiasisGlanders (Burkholderia mallei)Guanarito VirusHaemophilus influenzae, invasiveHand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (Outbreak Only)Hansens Disease (Leprosy)Hantavirus InfectionsHantavirus Non Pulmonary SyndromeHantavirus Pulmonary SyndromeHeartland VirusHemolytic Uremic Syndrome Post DiarrhealHepatitis A AcuteHistoplasmosisInfluenzaInfluenza (AGGREGATE)Influenza A NovelInfluenza-associated mortalityInvasive Cronobacter infection among infantsInvasive Pneumococcal Disease (Strep Pneumoniae Invasive Disease)Junin VirusKeystone Virus DiseaseLassa FeverLegionellosisLeptospirosisListeriosisLujo VirusLyme DiseaseMachupo VirusMalariaMarburg VirusMeaslesMelioidosis (Burkholderia pseudomallei)Meningococcal DiseaseMiddle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS CoV)MpoxMultisystem Inflammatory Syndrome (MIS) associated with Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)MumpsNorovirus (Outbreak Only)OtherParagonimiasisPertussisPlaguePolioPoliomyelitis, ParalyticPoliovirus Infection, NonparalyticPontiac FeverPowassan, NeuroinvasivePowassan, Non NeuroinvasivePrimary Amebic Meningoencephalitis (Naegleria fowleri)PsittacosisQ Fever AcuteQ Fever ChronicRabies AnimalRabies HumanRabies Postexposure ProphylaxisRespiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) (Outbreak Only)RicinRotavirus (Outbreak Only)RubellaRubella, Congenital SyndromeSabia VirusSalmonella Paratyphi Infection (incl. Paratyphoid Fever)Salmonella Typhi Infection (incl. Typhoid Fever)SalmonellosisScabies (Outbreak Only)Severe Acute Resp Syndrome-associated Coronavirus Disease (SARS-CoV)ShigellosisSmallpox (Variola)Snowshoe Hare Virus DiseaseSpotted Fever RickettsiosisSt Louis Encephalitis – AnimalSt Louis Encephalitis, NeuroinvasiveSt Louis Encephalitis, Non NeuroinvasiveStaph Aureus, VISAStaph Aureus, VRSAStaph Enterotoxin B (Outbreak Only)STEC (E Coli Shiga Toxin Positive)Streptococcal Toxic Shock SyndromeT2 MycotoxinsTetanusToxic-Shock Syndrome (Other Than Streptococcal)ToxoplasmosisTrichinellosisTrivittatus Virus DiseaseTularemiaTularemia – AnimalVaricella (Chickenpox)Venezuelan, NeuroinvasiveVenezuelan, Non NeuroinvasiveVibriosisWest Nile, AnimalWest Nile, NeuroinvasiveWest Nile, Non NeuroinvasiveWestern Equine, NeuroinvasiveWestern Equine, Non NeuroinvasiveYellow FeverYersiniosis, Non-pestisZika VirusZika Virus Disease, CongenitalZika Virus Disease, Non-congenitalZika Virus Infection, CongenitalZika Virus Infection, Non-congenitalZika, CongenitalZika, Unclassified Hepatitis B-C Hepatitis BHepatitis B (Infant) PerinatalHepatitis B (Pregnancy) PrenatalHepatitis B AcuteHepatitis B Chronic InfectionHepatitis CHepatitis C AcuteHepatitis C Chronic InfectionHepatitis C, Perinatal Infection HIV AIDS (HIV Stage 4), AdultAIDS (HIV Stage 4), PediatricHIV, AdultHIV, Pediatric Lead Lead STIs ChancroidChlamydiaGonorrheaNeurosyphilis (INACTIVE)SyphilisSyphilis, CongenitalSyphilis, Early Non-Primary, Non-SecondarySyphilis, Late Latent (INACTIVE)Syphilis, Latent with Symptoms (INACTIVE)Syphilis, PrimarySyphilis, SecondarySyphilis, Unknown Duration (INACTIVE)Syphilis, Unknown Duration or Late Tuberculosis NTM (Non-Tuberculosis Mycobacterium/MOTT)TB DiseaseTB Infection Table of Contents Introduction Logging into ShowMe WorldCare Security Measures in ShowMe WorldCare ShowMe WorldCare Menu Bar Logging Out My Profile General Features of ShowMe WorldCare Person Records Searching for Person Records Selecting an Existing Person Record Entering Person Records Person Versions and Multiple Identities (Nicknames, Maiden Names and Aliases) Entering Multiple Addresses Person Versions Versus Multiple Identities/Addresses Selecting an Existing Condition Record Creating a Condition Record Condition Record – Person Tab Condition Record – Starting the Administrative Tab Condition Record – Laboratory Tab Condition Record – Clinical Tab Condition Record – Epidemiologic Tab Submitting a Condition Record Reassigning a Case to Another Jurisdiction Reassigning a Case from Another Jurisdiction Searching for Contact Investigation Records Creating Contact Investigation Records Contact Investigation Record Contents Converting a Contact Investigation to a Condition Record Searching for Outbreak Records Creating an Outbreak Record Features Common to Multiple Record Types Tips for Easier Navigation Among Different Record Types Identifying New Records to Work Group Events Reports Dashboards Other Reports and Info Dictionaries Help Appendix A: Conditions by Security Group Appendix B: Conditions by Report Group Appendix C: Acronyms Appendix D: Version History On this page Book traversal links for 12391 ‹ Help Up Appendix B: Conditions by Report Group ›
