PPT-Smallpox Eradication Word Bank

the regular presence of a disease or infectious agent in a population the reduction to zero of an infectious diseases presence in the global host population the use of biological agents for the purpose of terrorism. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Comm ons Attribution License which permits unrestricted use distribution and reproduction in any medium provided the original work is properly cited Thirty years ago on 8 May 1980 the Wor farms. Enric Marco . m. arco. . i. collell; S.L.. PRRS is possible. “Test and removal” (Dee and . Molitor. , 1998),. Closed up . of the herd (. Torremorell. and Christianson, 2001) . Partial depopulation (. Alberts. Chapter 11: Integrating Approaches. to the Study of the Geography of Health. An Introduction to the Geography of Health. 2. An Introduction to the Geography of Health. Anthamatten. and Hazen. . By Meghan . Burrage. What is Smallpox?. A serious contagious disease due to a virus. Once worldwide, causing illness and death. It mainly affected children and young adults. Family members often infected each other. Aditya Harsh. What is smallpox?. Smallpox is a very deadly disease caused by a virus called the . variola. virus.(. Dowshen. , Steven). Smallpox gets its name from the pus-filled blisters (or pocks) that form during the illness.(. Part 1: Technical Rationale for IPV Introduction and OPV Withdrawal. GPEI Accomplishment . Significant Decline in Paralysis Due to WPVs, 1988 to 2013*. Poliovirus Types. IPV. Number of Cases of cVDPV-related Polio Exceeds the Number of Cases of WPV. Past, Present, and Future. . . . Starry Night or Deadly Virus?. . Variola. Virus. . Smallpox signs and symptoms. Fever. Significant discomfort. Headache. Severe fatigue. Severe back pain. it required someone with more than just technical knowledge of smallpox con-trol to give WHOs programme its rst real impetus Soviet scientist Viktor Zhdanov was just such a man Speaking at the World H Traces of smallpox pustules were found on the head of a 3000-year-old mummy of the Pharaoh Ramses V CENTURYA written description of a disease that clearly resembles smallpox In China people appealed t mummified head preserved royal mummies mummies museum Inspection of the mummy revealed a rash of elevated 145pustules146 each two to four millimeters diameter that lower face neck and visible on espec should I know about itSmallpox is a very serious contagious and sometimes fatal disease caused by a virus variola it characteristically includes skin lesions and scabs that at times have been confused and debate continues over whether strains of the disease should be retained in speci31ed laboratories Intervention or program965 international efforts to eradicate smallpox were revitalized with the e a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against disease. the reduction to zero of an infectious disease's presence in the global host population. type of microbe that causes infectious diseases; has a core of genetic material but no way to reproduce on its own. BY ADEKUNLE JUMOKE DOLAPO. MICROBIOLOGY. 300LEVEL. 15/SCI05/002. TABLE OF CONTENT. . INTRODUCTION. WHAT CAUSES SMALLPOX. VIRUS CLASSIFICATION. TYPE OF DISEASE. ROUTE OF INFECTION. PATHOGENICITY OF THE VIRUS.