PPT-Lab Animal Safety: Part 1: Zoonosis and Infectious agents

Alyssa McIntyre DVM DACLAM Part 1 Introduction to Zoonosis and other Infectious agents Zoonotic Diseases Types Transmission Prevention of zoonotic diseases other Infectious Agents. Infectious Agents of Animals . and Plants. Chapter 14. What am I?. Structure and Classification of Animal Viruses. Classification of animal viruses. Taxonomic criteria based on. Genomic structure. DNA or RNA. Part 1: Zoonosis and Infectious agents. Alyssa McIntyre, . DVM, DACLAM. Part 1: Introduction to Zoonosis and other Infectious agents. Zoonotic Diseases. Types . Transmission. . Prevention . of zoonotic diseases. Learning Objectives. Identify . the industries where workers are at risk of exposure to hazardous biological agents and . infectious diseases. .. Describe . the common pathways and routes of exposure of hazardous biological agents.. Annual . Training 2016. North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health. Bioterrorism and Emerging Pathogens . Unit. *Required for new employees, annual refresher and as needed when changes occur. Biosafety. security. Veterinary Public Health and. Zoonoses. Dr. Nicole . Seng. Lai . Giea. . Recent . z. oonoses. BSE. Hendra. virus. Nipah. virus. Menangle. viral infection. SARS. RVF ( never seen outside Africa before 2000, outbreaks in Arabian peninsula in 2000). Hans Heesterbeek. . . Small selection of examples from . Selakovic. , de . Ruiter. & H, submitted review. It would be hard to study the ecology of a natural system without this being influenced by infectious agents. Measles (SubacuteSclerosingPanencephalitis)HIV (HIV-D, HIV dementia)HTLV-I MyelopathyJC and BK (Progressive multifocalleukoencephalopathy)Rubella panencephalitisRabiesCanine distemper virusPrionDiseas OVERVIEWLaboratory Animal Allergy LAA TrainingAnimal Biosafety Level 2 ABSL2 TrainingHerpes B TrainingLABORATORY ANIMAL ALLERGIESABORATORY ANIMAL ALLERGY LAA An LAA is the body146s immune system146s r Safety Manual EH&S Guideline Number: 05 - 003 Subject: BIOSAFETY GUIDELINES AND BIOSAFETY LEVELS Effective Date 07/19/2021 Page 1 of 6 BIOSAFETY GUIDELINES The University intends to comply with a 1| All spills must 2| Dispose of generated biohazard waste in an approved manner as described in the Infectious Waste http://www.wright.edu/admin/ehs/wastemgt.html ory safety as described in the ment May 12, 2022 DATE UPDATED: May 31 , 2022 CLASSIFICATION & LOCATION: Biological Safety, Research T: \ Documentation \ EHS - Manual \ 3.2ResearchBiosafety.docx PAGE: 1 of 54 1.0 Overview Environmental U N N M M C C B B i i o o s a a f f e e t t y y M M a a n n u u a a l l University of Nebraska at Omaha Nebraska Medicine Omaha, Nebraska August 2003 Revised, April 2005 Revised, March 2008 Revised, M Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL) th Edition Section IV Biosafety Level Biosafety Level 2 (BSL2) builds upon BSL1. BSL2 is suitable for work with agents associated with Kumari. . Anjana. Assistant Professor. Deptt. . of Veterinary Pharmacology & Toxicology. Bihar Veterinary College, Bihar Animal Sciences University, Patna. Euthanasia.   . Euthanasia . (“good death”) .