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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Facts About Hantaviruses Pulmonary Syndrome HPS Hantaviruses are a group of viruses thathantaviruses can cause a r ID: 852847

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1 Facts About Hantaviruses
Facts About Hantaviruses DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Facts About Hantaviruses Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) Hantaviruses are a group of viruses thathantaviruses can cause a rare but deadl These are some of the mice and rats that can carry hantaviruses in the United States Deer Mouse t Ho

2 wever, not every deer rice rat, or cotto
wever, not every deer rice rat, or cotton rat carries a HPS. Since it is hard to tell if a hantaviruses can get HPS. You do not havHPS. Healthy people have become ill with HPS. United States except for Alaska and Hawaii. How do people get HPS? rodent urine and droppings that contain a hantavirus are stPeople can also become infected when they touch mouse or rat urine, droppings, mouth. They can also ge

3 t HPS from a mouse or rat bite. Impr
t HPS from a mouse or rat bite. Improperly cleaning up droppings, and nests. Cleaning a shed or cabin that has been closed for some time. Fever, fatigue, and muscle aches are the first symptoms of HPS Working in areas where mice and rats may live (such as barns). which a person with HPS has given the disease to What are the symptoms of HPS? Fever Severe muscle aches Fatigue have headaches, di

4 zziness, chills, nausea, voUsually, peop
zziness, chills, nausea, voUsually, people do not have a runny nose, sore throat, or a rash. Keep mice and rats out of your home. Clean up mouse and rat urine, droppings, and nesting materials with a disinfectant or a mixt How To Clean Up After Mice and Rats How to clean up mouse and rat urine and droppings: Wear rubber or plastic Spray urine and droppings with a disinfectant or a mixture of blea

5 ch and water. Make sure you get the u
ch and water. Make sure you get the urine and droppings very wet. Let it soak for 5 Use a paper towel to wipe up the urine or droppings. Throw the paper towel in the garbage. Spray disinfectant Mop or sponge the area with a disinfectant or bleach solution. Wash gloved hands with soap and water or spray a disinfectant or bleach solution on gloves before taking them off. will cause virus p

6 articles to Wash hands with soap and w
articles to Wash hands with soap and warm water after taking off your gloves. Bleach and water solution General-purpose household disinfectant. Make sure the word “disinfectant” is wr Bleach and water solution. Mix 1 ½ cups of household bleach with 1 gallon of water. be made with 1 part bleach and 9 parts water. rat in a snap trap and how to Wear rubber or plastic gloves. Nesting

7 Materials: from furniture. Spray the d
Materials: from furniture. Spray the dead mouse, rat, or nest, as well as the surrounding area, with a disinfectant or a water. Let it soak. Spray gloves before taking them off Place nesting materials or trap with the dead rodent in a plastic bag. If you plan to reuse mouse or rat out of the trap by holding it over the bag and lifting the metal bar. Let the mouse or rat drop in the

8 bag. Disinfect the trap. Seal the ba
bag. Disinfect the trap. Seal the bag. Place the full bag in a second plastic bag. Seal that Throw the bag into a covered trash can that is regul contact your state health department for information on other ways to throw away dead mice and Wash gloved hands with soap and water or spray a disinfectant gloves before taking them off. Wash hands with soap and warm water after removing your glo

9 ves. rodents. Use insect repellent (con
ves. rodents. Use insect repellent (containing cking up dead rodents. Contact How to clean out cabins, sheds, barns, or other outbuildings: Open all doors and windows. Leave them Wear rubber or plastic gloves. Clean up all rodent urine, droppings, disinfectant or a Air out cabins Mop floors or spradisinfectant or mixture of bleach and Clean countertops, cabinets, and drawers with a disinfectant o

10 r a Steam clean, shampoo, or spray disi
r a Steam clean, shampoo, or spray disinfectant, or a mixture of bleach and Wash any bedding and clothing Wash clothes and bedding with detergent in hot water How to Keep Mice and Rats Out of Your Home Why keep mice and rats out of your home? What you can do inside your Keep food in thick plastic or metal Clean up spilled food right away. Put pet food away after use. Do not Keep garbage in thick

11 plastic or Check inside your house for
plastic or Check inside your house for Inside your home, use snap traps Store food in containers with lids. Look for holes. Use peanut butter on traps. What you can do outside your home: Use a thick plastic or metal garbage can Clean up trash, brush, and weeds around Check the outside of your house for gaps Put away pet food after use. Keep grains and animal feed in thick plastic Get rid of old t

12 rucks, cars, and Keep grass and shrubbe
rucks, cars, and Keep grass and shrubbery Move woodpiles 100 feet or Use traps in areas outside your Fix gaps in trailer skirtings. Keep composting bins 100 feet or Use a trash can with a Keep animal feed in a container Fix gaps in trailer skirtings Where to look for gaps or holes inside your home: Inside, under, and behind kitchen cabinets. Inside closets near the floor corners. Around the fire

13 place. Around doors. Around the pipes
place. Around doors. Around the pipes under sinks and Around the pipes and going to hot Around floor vents and dryer vents. Inside the attic. In the basement or crawl space. Where to look for gaps and holes outside your home: In the room among the rafters, gables, and eaves. Look for gaps where the water pipes come into your home Look for gaps around pipes outside your home Around windows. Around

14 doors. Between the foundation of Atti
doors. Between the foundation of Attic vents and crawl space Under doors. Around holes for electrical, How to seal gaps and holes inside and outside your house: Fill small holes with steel wool. Put Use lath screen or lath metal, folded and pushed into holes. pipes. This material can be Seal holes with caulk Fold lath metal and place in holes in the foundation of houses Use lath metal

15 around pipes Choose the right kind of
around pipes Choose the right kind of snap trap. Read the instructions on the box Place some peanut butter Place the snap trap on the floor right next to the wall. Put Use peanut butter on traps. lace trap so it makes a “T” with the wall Place snap traps in areas where you have seen mice or rats, nesting Put traps near other areas where you think mice or rats are coming into your Keep

16 traps away from Use only snap traps. Gl
traps away from Use only snap traps. Glue traps and live traps should not be Poison baits can be useful if you have a Place bait trays or bait station in or Place baits out of lace bait where you have seen mice or rats Check bait every Keep traps and bait out of r If you live in the western United plague carried by fleas from rof flea-bites while picking up dead rodent control, call your state or loc