'Dengue' diaporamas de présentation

Dengue - Prof. Shivaprasad

Dengue

1.63k views • 141 slides

Travel Associated Infections

711 views • 49 slides

751 views • 42 slides

DENGUE HEMORRHAGIC FEVER

1.62k views • 37 slides

Arthropod borne infectious disease

Arthropod borne infectious disease. Arthropods that Transmit Disease. Ticks, mosquitoes, fleas and biting flies Transmission usually by biting or ingestion. Infections. Bacterial Ricketsia ricketsii , Borrelia burgdorferi , Yersinia pestis , Francisella tularensis Viral ( arboviruses )

509 views • 34 slides

National Health Policies and Programmes

National Health Policies and Programmes. Dr. Dhruv Mankad Sr. Consultant, School of Health Science, YCMOU, Nashik. National Health Policies. National Population Policy 2000 National Health Policy 2002 National Nutrition Policy/Mission 2001 Others like Drug Policy, Vaccine Policy.

702 views • 30 slides

CLIMATE VARIABILITY IMPACTS ON DENGUE AND VULNERABILITY IN THE CARIBBEAN

CLIMATE VARIABILITY IMPACTS ON DENGUE AND VULNERABILITY IN THE CARIBBEAN. Dharmaratne Amarakoon ** , Anthony Chen, Roxann Stennett C limate S tudies G roup M ona , UWI , Jamaica Samuel C. Rawlins, David Chadee UWI, St. Augustine Campus & Ministry of Health, Trinidad.

405 views • 26 slides

Epidemiology Patterns Of Dengue In The Caribbean Under Climate Change

Epidemiology Patterns Of Dengue In The Caribbean Under Climate Change. A. M. D. Amarakoon ** , Anthony A. Chen, Michael A. Taylor, Rainaldo F. Crosbourne C limate S tudies G roup M ona , UWI , Jamaica Samuel C. Rawlins, Karen Polson Car ibbean E pidemiology C entre , Trinidad & Tobago

383 views • 25 slides

Dengue fever collaboration

Dengue fever collaboration. By A/Prof. Bu-Sung Lee, francis (TEIN & SingAREN) Ms. Helga Spitelar (DANTE). When did this all started ?. Started at Maastricht, Netherlands in June 2013 How can we look at a specific topic that might have a global interest ? Dengue fever was suggested

451 views • 23 slides

440 views • 23 slides

Fever: What, Why, How?

Fever: What, Why, How?. Definition of fever. Common medical sign and patient felt symptom Elevated temperature of > 37.2 0 C (mid-morning oral) or > 37.8 0 C (other times of the day). The core temperature is elevated due to re-setting the thermoregulatory set-point in the hypothalamus.

496 views • 23 slides

387 views • 22 slides

Climate change and its impact on health in the Pacific Basin

Climate change and its impact on health in the Pacific Basin. Alistair Woodward School of Population Health University of Auckland. Main points. Climate change represents a new category of environmental problem

371 views • 19 slides

Dengue Prevention

2.14k views • 18 slides

Department of Public Health and Social Services Guam Public Health Laboratory (GPHL)

289 views • 17 slides

The Febrile Returned Traveler and Dengue Fever

The Febrile Returned Traveler and Dengue Fever. AM Report Sept. 25, 2009. The Traveler. Health problems are common in the traveler Self-reported rate of 22-64% of people who travel to developing countries The major categories are: Systemic febrile illness w/o localizing findings Diarrhea

374 views • 14 slides

Aedes mosquito

Dengue forecasting Model Satellite-based System. Aedes mosquito. Introducing an EO-driven Dengue Fever F orecasting S ystem for Vietnam Barbara Hofmann, Felipe Colon, Alison Hopkin & the D-MOSS Team b.hofmann@hrwallingford.com. NCEO 2019 Nottingham 02-05.09.2019.

638 views • 12 slides

Epidemiological Report of Jalpaiguri (till 49 th week, 2012)

Epidemiological Report of Jalpaiguri (till 49 th week, 2012). Comparative disease status. Municipality/ Block wise Distribution of Dengue- MAC ELISA / NS-1 reactive cases As on 14-12-2012 . ACTION to Control Chikungunya and Dengue. Dengue affected area. Chikungunya affected area.

186 views • 11 slides

209 views • 7 slides

Viruses

Viruses. DNA. RNA. SS. DS. SS. DS. Parvo B19. Rotavirus. No envelope. Enveloped. Minus strand. Plus strand. Adenoviruses Papovaviruses (BK, JC). Hepadna. Pox Viruses. Herpesviruses. Segmented?. Envelope?. HBV. HSV 1,2 VZV CMV EBV HHV6, 8. no. yes. no. yes.

263 views • 1 slides