SWINE Flu

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Slide 1 : SWINE FLU PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Slide 2 : The Cause
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Slide 4 : Any strain of influenza endemic in swines(pigs), cause SWINE FLUE.
Slide 5 : The 2009 flu outbreak in humans is due to a new strain of influenza A virus subtype H1N1 that derives in part from human influenza, avian influenza, and two separate strains of swine influenza. -Wikipedia
Slide 6 : The Effects
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Slide 8 : As the swine flu spread throughout the world, countries and citizens moved quickly to protect themselves, donning face masks, cancelling trips, and staying out of crowded areas. -FT.com
Slide 9 : This week, one story has been prominent in our output: Swine Flu. -BBC News
Slide 10 : The World Health Organization raised the alert level of the fast-spreading swine flu virus, indicating that a "pandemic is imminent." -NY Times
Slide 11 : A global swine-flu pandemic is likely, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Wednesday as it raised its alert level to Phase 5, the next-to-highest level in the worldwide warning system. -The Seattle Times
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Slide 17 : A Belarussian veterinarian gives a vaccination to pigs at a hog farm
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Slide 20 : Can I catch Swine Flu by eating pork?
Slide 21 : No
Slide 22 : Then, how does it spread?
Slide 23 : Being in close proximity with infected pigs
Slide 24 : Person to person transmission through coughing or sneezing
Slide 25 : Touching something with swine flu influenza on it
Slide 26 : fever lethargy lack of appetite Coughing runny nose sore throat nausea vomiting diarrhea. Symptoms
Slide 27 : Respiratory specimen should be collected within 4 to 5 days of illness. The diagnosis
Slide 28 : CDC recommends the use of oseltamivir or zanamivir for the treatment and/or prevention of infection with swine influenza viruses. The Medication
Slide 29 : The Prevention
Slide 30 : Non essential visits to the affected areas should be avoided
Slide 31 : Contact with people from the affected areas should be cautionary
Slide 32 : Regular and frequent handwash
Slide 33 : Covering sneezes and coughs
Slide 34 : Wear masks
Slide 35 : Last, but certainly not the least
Slide 36 : Sense, not scare is the key to stay safe
Slide 37 : As the best treatment of any disease is PREVENTION
Slide 38 : So, Stay Alert, Stay Safe

 



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