(1) The following communicable diseases and conditions are reportable:

(a) AIDS, as defined by the centers for disease control, or HIV infection, as determined by a positive result from a test approved by the federal food and drug administration for the detection of HIV, including but not limited to antibody, antigen, or HIV nucleic acid tests;

(b) Amebiasis;

(c) Anthrax;

(d) Botulism (including infant botulism);

(e) Brucellosis;

(f) Campylobacter enteritis;

(g) Chancroid;

(h) Chickenpox;

(i) Chlamydial genital infection;

(j) Cholera;

(k) Colorado tick fever;

(l) Cryptosporidiosis;

(m) Cytomegaloviral illness;

(n) Diarrheal disease outbreak;

(o) Diphtheria;

(p) Encephalitis;

(q) Escherichia coli 0157:H7 enteritis;

(r) Gastroenteritis outbreak;

(s) Giardiasis;

(t) Gonorrhea;

(u) Gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum;

(v) Granuloma inguinale;

(w) Haemophilus influenzae B invasive disease (meningitis, epiglottitis, pneumonia, and septicemia);

(x) Hansen's disease (leprosy);

(y) Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome;

(z) Hemolytic uremic syndrome;

(aa) Hepatitis A, B (acute or chronic), or C (acute or chronic);

(ab) Kawasaki disease;

(ac) Influenza;

(ad) Lead poisoning (levels $ 10 micrograms per deciliter);

(ae) Legionellosis;

(af) Listeriosis;

(ag) Lyme disease;

(ah) Lymphogranuloma venereum;

(ai) Malaria;

(aj) Measles (rubeola);

(ak) Meningitis, bacterial or viral;

(al) Mumps;

(am) Ornithosis (psittacosis);

(an) Pertussis (whooping cough);

(ao) Plague;

(ap) Poliomyelitis, paralytic or non-paralytic;

(aq) Q-fever;

(ar) Rabies or rabies exposure (human);

(as) Reye's syndrome;

(at) Rocky Mountain spotted fever;

(au) Rubella (including congenital);

(av) Salmonellosis;

(aw) Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS);

(ax) Shigellosis;

(ay) Smallpox;

(az) Streptococcus pneumoniae invasive disease, drug resistant;

(ba) Syphilis;

(bb) Tetanus;

(bc) Tickborne relapsing fever;

(bd) Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies;

(be) Trichinosis;

(bf) Tuberculosis;

(bg) Tularemia;

(bh) Typhoid fever;

(bi) Yellow fever;

(bj) Yersiniosis;

(bk) Illness occurring in a traveler from a foreign country;

(bl) An occurrence in a community or region of a case or cases of any communicable disease in the "Control of Communicable Diseases Manual, An Official Report of the American Public Health Association", (18th edition, 2004), 2000, with a frequency in excess of normal expectancy; and

(bm) Any unusual incident of unexplained illness or death in a human or animal.