'Rabies virus' presentation slideshows

A Guide for Shipping Infectious Substances

A Guide for Shipping Infectious Substances Click here to continue. Introduction Infectious substances are shipped around the world by air, road, rail, sea every day. Some of these infectious substances are very hazardous, and direct exposure to them should be avoided.

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A Guide for Shipping Infectious Substances

A Guide for Shipping Infectious Substances. Click here to continue. Introduction. Infectious substances are shipped around the world by air, road, rail, sea every day. Some of these infectious substances are very hazardous, and direct exposure to them should be avoided.

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Rabies

Rabies continues to infect and kill several persons in developing world, the issue needs effective health education and optimal vaccination

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Rabies

Rabies. The Virus. Lyssavirus Rhabdoviridae Enveloped, bullet shaped RNA viruses Viral amplification in brain or spinal cord Destroyed by Disinfectants, UV light, heat Viable in carcass less than 24 hours Longer if refrigerated Does not survive in dried saliva.

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Classification of Medically Important Viruses

Classification of Medically Important Viruses. Prepared by : Nour I. El-Haddad. Introduction. The classification of viruses is based on chemical and morphologic criteria. The two major components of the virus used in classification are 1- the nucleic acid (its molecular weight and structure)

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RISK ASSESSMENTS AND PRECAUTIONS OF DISEASES SHARED BY PEOPLE AND ANIMALS

RISK ASSESSMENTS AND PRECAUTIONS OF DISEASES SHARED BY PEOPLE AND ANIMALS. James Wright, DVM, MPVM Zoonosis Control Division Texas Department of State Health Services Tyler, Texas Buddy Faries, DVM, MS Texas Cooperative Extension Texas A&M University College Station, Texas.

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Rabies: Review and Guidelines Updates

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Rabies: What kids need to know!

Rabies: What kids need to know!. Slides provided by: Massachusetts Department of Public Health Bureau of Communicable Disease Control Division of Epidemiology and Immunization. What is Rabies?. Rabies is a dangerous disease caused by a virus.

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Animal Bites & Rabies

Animal Bites & Rabies. Rabies virus. Disease.

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Rabies and Public Health

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Presented by A bhinay B hugoo Ml-610 18.11.2011

Rabies. Presented by A bhinay B hugoo Ml-610 18.11.2011. Rabies: The Ancient Killer. Presentation Outline. Some facts about rabies Morphology and genome Important viral proteins History of the rabies virus Transmission Prevalence Pathophysiology clinics Diagnostic Techniques

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Viruses attaching to a Bacteria

Viruses attaching to a Bacteria. Viruses isolated from Phytoplankton. Airborne virus can spread !. Docking proteins of virus must match the receptor proteins of host cell. INFLUENZA VIRUS. Influenza virus showing RNA coiled inside. Influenza virus. RABIES VIRUS. Rabies virus enters a dog.

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Immunizations

Immunizations. Dr. Muntanavadee Maytapattana. Scopes of this topic. Meaning of immunization Administration of vaccines Immunization tables. Meaning of Immunization. Definitions. Meaning of Immunization. Types of immunizations - Passive immunization

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PRIORITIZE

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Learning to Make Rabies History!

Learning to Make Rabies History!. Connecting Classrooms Globally through World Rabies Day!. World Rabies Day. Take 1 minute to think and write down the answers to the following questions: What do you already know about rabies? Why is it important to have a World Rabies Day?.

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7 attempts at treating rabies with Milwaukee protocol (excluding index survivor)

Human rabies includes generalized cranial artery spasm that responds to tetrahydrobiopterin, L-arginine or nitroprusside. R.E. Willoughby , A. Roy-Burman, K.W. Martin, J.C. Christensen, D.F. Westenkirschner, J.D. Fleck, C. Glaser, C.E. Rupprecht and K. Hyland.

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1. Virus definition:

Reg. Biology Book Pages 544-554 NAME__________. 9. Are viruses living or nonliving? Give support!. Consider the characteristics of life including reproduction, growth, cells, DNA, evolution, energy, and response to stimuli. Do viruses meet all these characteristics to be considered alive?.

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Rabies

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