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Wildlife Animal User Training

Wildlife Animal User Training The University of Montana Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee Objectives Ensuring safety Of you & your co-workers Of animals Occupational health program Review of zoonotic diseases of wildlife Protecting Yourself Situation awareness

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Central Nervous System Infections

Central Nervous System Infections. INTRODUCTION. * Central nervous system infections are usually: 1- Blood-borne invasion ; most common (e.g. polioviruses or Neisseria meningitidis) 2- Invasion via peripheral nerves ; less common

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New in the Reportable Disease Rule, 2007

New in the Reportable Disease Rule, 2007. Danae Bixler, MD, MPH Infectious Disease Epidemiology Program WVDHHR. Objectives. Outline: Timeline Changes in rule: Reporting timeframes New diseases to be reported Diseases that are no longer reportable

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Sutures & Wound Dressings

Sutures & Wound Dressings. Wound Care and Management. More than a million Americans suffer from non-healing wounds annually, at a cost of $750 million; Etiology: trauma, inactivity, disease and surgery; 3,852 wound care products on the market;

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Extensive Reading

Extensive Reading. ??. Revision. 1. How I wish I ____ a bird! A. a B. was C. were D. will be. Multiple choices. C. 2. If I ____ his party yesterday, I would have seen that famous star. A. have attended B. had attended C. attended D. attend. B.

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Working Safely Outdoors

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Jump Starter

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Jump Starter

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Chapter 17

Chapter 17. Animal Bites, Human Bites, and Snake Bites. Lesson Objectives . Identify the various sources of animal bites and know how to treat injuries inflicted by animals, as well as when to consider the risk of rabies. Know how to manage bites from humans.

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CHAPTER 28: FIRST AID & EMERGENCIES

CHAPTER 28: FIRST AID & EMERGENCIES. RESPONDING TO AN EMERGENCY. CHECK Check the scene Spilled chemicals Traffic Fire Escaping steam Downed power lines Smoke Check the victim Determine number of victims Only move victim if immediate danger is evident CALL

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CHAPTER 28: FIRST AID & EMERGENCIES

CHAPTER 28: FIRST AID & EMERGENCIES. RESPONDING TO AN EMERGENCY. CHECK Check the scene Spilled chemicals Traffic Fire Escaping steam Downed power lines Smoke Check the victim Determine number of victims Only move victim if immediate danger is evident CALL

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Control of Pathogenic Bacteria

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HAZWOPER 29 CFR 1910.120 By Lynn Reese and Gina K. Brooks

HAZWOPER 29 CFR 1910.120 By Lynn Reese and Gina K. Brooks. The Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response standard apply to three groups of workers. The standard is set up in paragraph (a) thru (q). Paragraph (a) Scope, application and definitions

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Rabies

Rabies. By Rebecca Gill. What is Rabies?. Rabies is a deadly viral infection that causes inflammation in the brain; the virus attacks the central nervous system. Rabies is spread by infected saliva that enters the body through a bite or broken skin. . Cause of Rabies.

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Camel

Michelle and Jan. Camel. Appearance of Animal. Spreading toes on feet help keep it on top of sand Fatty hump stores energy for the camel during times of no water Nostrils can be closed during sand storms. What It Eats. Grass Grains. Where It Lives.

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Human bites very painful and may cause considerable blood loss/infection Animal bites

BITES AND STINGS. Although painful, most are not serious!. Human bites very painful and may cause considerable blood loss/infection Animal bites puncture wounds that can carry infection/bacteria and other germs deep inside the body

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Introduction

Burden of animal bites in human populations, predisposing factors and rabies control efforts in Mubende district. Grace K. Asiimwe, F. Monje, H. Mulondo,D. Mugabi,C. Odong,T. Odoch; S. Kiyimba; H. Kazoora. Introduction

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