PPT-CDPHE Pneumonic Plague

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Functional Exercise Series Player Briefing Date TBD by local HCC Partners W elcome and Introductions Name Organization Exercise role Agenda 0830 Player Briefing

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Functional Exercise Series Player Briefing Date TBD by local HCC Partners W elcome and Introductions Name Organization Exercise role Agenda 0830 Player Briefing Scenario information Exercise . Yersinia. . p. estis. What is the Plague?. Disease Causing Agent. Gram negative, rod shaped bacteria. Yersinia. . pestis. Facultative anaerobe. Discovered in 1894 by Alexander . Yersin. Swiss/French Physician and Bacteriologist. The pneumonic plague was a germ travelling in the air. If you breathed it in, it attacked your lungs, meaning the victim would cough up blood and the victim would be spreading deadly germs, when they coughed.. Samantha Villasana. The Start. The plague did. not spread once, but many times over centuries. .. The plague also referred to as . as. the Black Death is said to have started in . China.. Cause. Cause. Shada Aimadeddine, Iyobo Aimiuwu, and Hannah Barboza. Health Science Project. August, 31, 2012. History. . The history of the Bubonic Plague  is definite and based on true facts. As more than 70 million people died during the Middle Ages of Bubonic Plague or what they called as Black Death. It almost wiped out the almost all of Europe’s population, because the infection was so widespread that it spread to up to 60 percent of the population.. It was the worst of times…. It was…well, . the worst of times. .. How so, you ask…. Whitechurch:. . - John . le Strange . died . - . 20th . August . 1349. . . . - His . oldest son, Fulk, died . Exodus 6: 1-8. Then the LORD said to Moses, “Now you will see what I will do to Pharaoh: Because of my mighty hand he will let them go; because of my mighty hand he will drive them out of his country.”. From 1347 to 1351, The Black Death (The “Plague”) originated in Central Asia. The Plague swept through Asia, Europe and Africa by way of Mediterranean Trade Routes. . . The Plague was at its worst between 1347 and 1351.. Eleriin Müüripeal. 2013. Charles II. 1630-1685 (reigned 1660-1685). Exile and regaining of the throne. Power severely limited by Parliament. Cavaliers and Roundheads => The Tory and The Whig parties. Program Manager. Abandoned Cyclotrons and Decommissioning. In the year 2000…. Rough from the start. Competing with other large radiopharmaceutical companies in Denver. Between 2000-2009, company changes hands FOUR times, often through bankruptcy. disease. caused by . Yersinia. . pestis. involving rodents and . fleas. First recorded in China in 224 BCE. Black death. : 14. th. century in Europe; 50 million deaths. Transmitted by infected flea bites to humans. Prof & HoD . Dept of Pathology. SKHMC. . Pasteurellae. . Yersinia. Pasteurella. Francisella. Primary pathogens of rodents. Human pathogens: . Yersinia. . pestis. . Yersinia. What Is It? Plague is a bacterial infection caused by Yersinia pestis, a bacteria carried in rodents, such as rats and mice, and their fleas. Plague is rare in the United States but has been found in CLOSED POD S Information Sheets CIPROFLOXACIN / QUINOLONE / FLUOROQUINOLONE Avelox Maxaquin Cinobac Moxifloxacin HCL Cinoxacin Nalidixic Acid Cipro NegGram Ci profloxacin Norfloxacin Factive Noroxin Richard V, Riehm JM, Herindrainy P, Soanandrasana R, Ratsitoharina M, Rakotomanana F, et al. Pneumonic Plague Outbreak, Northern Madagascar, 2011. Emerg Infect Dis. 2015;21(1):8-15. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid2101.131828.

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