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BrougOP Po you by POe SPMPe of AlMskM Grinking WMPer ProgrMm - PPT Presentation

For more informMPion pleMse visiP our RebsiPe MP RRRBdecBMlMskMBgovCeOCdR Giardia je arde ah lamblia the cause behind backpackers disease giardiasis or beaver fever ID: 958681

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BrougOP Po you by POe SPMPe of AlMskM Grinking WMPer ProgrMm For more informMPion, pleMse visiP our RebsiPe MP RRRBdecBMlMskMBgovCeOCdR Giardia (je - ar’de - ah) lamblia , the cause behind “backpacker’s disease,” “giardiasis,” or “beaver fever,” is the most commonly reported human intes�nal parasite in the United States. A protozoa, it takes form as a swimming trophozoite or as an infec�ve cyst. Giardia is found around the world and generally transmi�ed through water. Soil can be contaminated through fecal ma�er, whether it’s from animal waste or human sewage disposal, and soil runo� can end up in water sources. Lakes, rivers, ponds, and streams can host Giardia . You should assume all surface water contains the parasite. By drinking infected and untreated water, you raise your chances of ge�ng infected with Giardia . Water that is downstream from fecal waste or water that is not swi�ly running has a higher chance of being infected. Trea�ng water is your best chance of �ltering out poten�ally harmful infec�ons. Symptoms of a Giardia Infection Types of Water Treatment  Abdominal bloa�ng  Cramps  Excessive Gas  Diarrhea and/or greasy stools  Vague feeling of discomfort Treating Giardia Giardia rarely causes death; however, about 4600 people in the US are hospitalized each year. A big issue with infec�on is dehydra�on, as well as nutri�onal insu�ciency due to poor nutrient absorp�on. If you are ill, or are concerned you are infected, see a physician. Giardia is detected via stool samples. Most people are cured with just one course of medica�on. Outdoor travelers should always carry water of known purity. However, this may not always be prac�cal. The following are way s y ou can treat water in order to prevent possible exposure to Giardia and other infec�ous contaminants. Please note that while your chances of having cleaner water are be�er when you use a treatment method, whatever you do may not completely eliminate all contaminants. Choose your source carefully! Boiling Water Filters Chemical Treatment For untreated water, boiling is one technique that can safely eliminate Giardia . Boil water for 1 minute. If the water is cloudy, or suspected to be overly contaminated, boil at least 3 minutes. Portable water �lters with pore sizes of less than 1 micrometer are e�ec�ve against Giardia . While �lters with resins or carbon granules may be useful for other contaminants, pore size is crucial for �ltering out parasites like Giardia. Use chlorine OR iodine by mixing the chemical in a clean container with water and le�ng it stand for 1 hour. If a�er treatment the water does not have a slight chemical odor, repeat the process. Measurements are per quart . CHLORIbE Bleach (5.25%) 2 drops Halazone 5 tablets IODIbE* Tincture (2%) 12 drops Tablets 2 tablets Crystals 2 ounces *Very cold or cloudy water will require longer �me to sit and disinfect. Safe Drinking Water Practices for the Outdoor Enthusiast RevB 6C30C2014 - GP TropOozoiPe form of GiMrdiM lMmbliM

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