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West Nile Virus. WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF. What Is West Nile Virus?. West Nile Virus (WNV) is a virus spread to humans by the bite of an infected mosquito Most people (80%) who are infected with WNV will not get sick

Parectadial: A Monoterpene Produced by a Madagascar Walkingstick Insect. Aaron T. Dossey a , Spencer S. Walse b , Oskar V. Conle c , and Arthur S. Edison d a Dept. of Biochem. and Molecular Biology, UF, Gainesville, FL 32610-0245

CBRN THREAT BRIEF 031UTD01. Prepared by:. ADMINISTRATIVE. Safety Requirements: None Risk Assessment: Low Environmental Considerations: No major environmental impact, training entirely of a classroom nature with no major impact on the environment, equipment, or personnel.

Poison Oak Prevention. Identification Prevention Exposure Measures. Identification – Poison Oak. 3 Leafs (Rounded) Dark Green in Summer Months Red in Fall No Leaves in winter. Identification – Poison Ivy. 3 Leafs (Pointed) Dark Green in Summer Months Red in Fall No Leaves in winter.

Adult Vitamin D Deficiency : Review of the Literature and Implications for Force Health Protection. Thomas Roesel, MD, PhD, FACP Director of Clinical Evaluations Deployment Health Clinical Center. Objectives. “Bare Bones” Overview of Vitamin D

Detecting Temperature Change. External temperature change. Skin is the barrier between our body and the external environment and can be 2 or 3 degrees below core body temp Core body temp is maintained at about 37 degrees C

Arbovirus Epidemiology. 2 nd Quarter DIDE Training May 18, 2011. Objectives. Describe the epidemiology of endemic arboviral infections affecting humans in the United States Briefly review other arboviral diseases that may be reported following travel outside the United States

Presenter’s Name Presenter’s Command Local Contact Information. Introduction. Prevention of cold injuries is a Command and Individual Responsibility ALL COLD WEATHER INJURIES ARE PREVENTABLE!!!. Outline. Susceptibility Factors Cold Weather Injuries description treatment Prevention

CBRN THREAT BRIEF. Prepared by:. ADMINISTRATIVE. Safety Requirements: None Risk Assessment: Low Environmental Considerations: No major environmental impact, training entirely of a classroom nature with no major impact on the environment, equipment, or personnel. Evaluation: None.

EXPOSURE TO ULTRAVIOLET (UV) LIGHT. Sophie J. Balk, M.D. Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Albert Einstein College of Medicine NEETF Children’s Environmental Health Faculty Champions Initiative. www.charlie.org. GOALS: TO DISCUSS. Background on UV radiation (UVR) Health effects

OSTOMY CARE. A Brief Overview Catherine Walsh RN,BSN,CWOCN. Types of Ostomies. Colostomy= large intestine Ileostomy = small intestine Ileal Conduit/Urostomy=urine. Appliances Available. One piece-Active Life=Cut-to-fit Two piece=Natura wafer and pouch, must match, cut-to-fit

Bed Bug Protection Tips. Austin Sumner, MD, MPH, State Epidemiologist – Environmental Health August 12, 2009. Bed bugs don’t play favorites. Anyone can get bed bugs

BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS. Revised from: http://tennessee.edu/ For . WHAT ARE BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS?. Blood borne pathogens are microorganisms such as viruses or bacteria that are carried in blood and can cause disease in people. . HEPATITIS B (HBV)….

Biochemistry Lab Safety. 1 . PPE. Personal Protective Equipment : What must be worn when you work in the laboratory. Eye Protection Lab Coat Long Pants Closed Toed Shoes – no exposed skin around feet Lab gloves – when required. Eye Protection.

Chapter 4.1 . Physical Activity and Skills-Related Fitness. Choices for Physical Activity. Definition: Any form of movement – whether purposeful, as in exercise and sports or recreation, or incidental, as when carrying out domestic chores. Lifestyle Activities

Fundamentals of Grammar. April 7, 2014. Homework Review 26-1. Did you do ________on last week’s chemistry exam? With the budget deadline approaching, our office________hardly had the time to handle routine correspondence. Some flowers smell surprisingly________.

Personal Protective Equipment. Lesson 5. What personal protective equipment could have been used by the workers shown in the scenarios from lesson 4 to reduce the risk of injury?. Non-skid, low-heeled footwear Eye and ear protection Covering of exposed skin, protective clothing

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Impact of Sub-Lethal Exposure to Insecticides on Vector Control. Lee Cohnstaedt and Sandra Allan USDA-ARS-CMAVE Triservices Meeting Feburary 2010. Insecticide contact. Pyrethroids. If not dead, then what?. Mosquito species. Behavioral assays. Air+CO 2. Attractant. Entrance.

All about us and American girl dolls. Descriptions of all of Peacegirlstrio3’s items. Hair. All American girl dolls have unique hair made from horse hair, so we will treat it VERY carefully.