'Smallpox' presentation slideshows

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEDICINE

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEDICINE. Jonathon Erlen, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh. EPIDEMICS. SMALLPOX. HOME CURES. MEDICAL PROFESSIONALISM.

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A Search For Better Health Topic 10: Vaccinations

A Search For Better Health Topic 10: Vaccinations. Biology in Focus, HSC Course Glenda Childrawi , Margaret Robson and Stephanie Hollis. DOT Point(s) . outline the way in which vaccinations prevent infection

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Smallpox

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Diagnosis of Smallpox

Diagnosis of Smallpox

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Diagnosis of Smallpox

Diagnosis of Smallpox.

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Diagnosis of Smallpox

Diagnosis of Smallpox.

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Diphtheria (tonsillar)

Diphtheria (tonsillar). Diphtheria (bull neck). Tetanus (child). Tetanus (neonatal). Tetanus (baby). Tetanus (adult). Pertussis (child). Polio (Drinker respirator ward). Polio (girl). Polio (adult). Measles . Measles. Measles (prominent conjunctivitis). Measles.

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European Explorers in the New World

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Chapter 12-Vaccines

Chapter 12-Vaccines. Traditional vs. rDNA vaccines Subunit vaccines Peptide vaccines Genetic immunization: DNA vaccines Attenuated vaccines Vector vaccines. Traditional vaccines and their drawbacks.

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Randomised C ontrolled Trials: a workshop

Randomised C ontrolled Trials: a workshop. Ngaire Kerse Professor and General Practitioner and asker of questions. . Key issues - randomised trials. There must be uncertainty The question m ust be answerable and feasible Outcome reasonably common Examples of randomised trials in GP

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Viruses

Viruses. Viral structure. Viruses are not cells . Viruses are not considered living. (cannot reproduce by themselves- must use a HOST) Basic structure: Protein coat-CAPSULE or CAPSID Nucleic acid core (RNA or DNA) -ENVELOPE- outside protein coat in some viruses. HIV VIRUS.

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SMALLPOX

SMALLPOX. Katherine Stevens Year 10 Science Mr. Kearney. WHAT IS THE DISEASE?. There are two types of smallpox, variola major and variola minor. Variola major is the one that causes death, and variola minor rarely causes death.

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Epidemiology What is a communicable disease portal of exit (through which infectious agent leaves host) portal of ent

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TRIAGE AREA

TRIAGE AREA. Triage Area. First clinic workstation encountered by clients Triage may occur at both clinic site and transportation site. Purpose of Triage. Identify individuals who may have smallpox (fever and rash)

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HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL TAOS, NM

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Chapter 3 Section 4

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GEO 160 Lands and Peoples of the Non-Western World

GEO 160 Lands and Peoples of the Non-Western World. GEO 261 Global Dynamics of Health and Disease. GEO 172 Human Geography.

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Smallpox

Smallpox. Incidence rates (/100,000). Van Panhuis WG, et.al., NEJM 2013 Nov 28.

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