PPT-Rubella Dr. Reshma Reghu

Assistant Professor Dept of Community medicine Introduction Rubella or german measles It is an acute childhood infection usually mild of short duration approximately 3 days and . Dr. Kimberly M. Thompson. 11. th. Annual Measles and Rubella Partners Meeting. September 19, 2012. Acknowledgments. World Health Organization (WHO) Contract PO 200470477 APW . Radboud. . Duintjer. . Susan E. Reef, MD. Global Measles and Rubella Management Meeting. March 15, 2011. Outline. Background. Terms of Reference. Opportunities to align with measles strategies. Recommendations from the WG. Panel 01502. Vicki Stambos. The 13. th. Global Measles and Rubella Laboratory Network Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland, 29. th. June to 1. st. July 2015. Vicki Stambos. Accelerating Progress Towards Measles and Rubella Control and Elimination Meeting. Surveillance and Control . in . Low. -Resource Settings: . Limitations. , Biases, and . Potential . for Strengthening. Amy Winter, PhD Candidate, Princeton University. Advisor:. Jess Metcalf. Assistant Professor of Ecology and . Dr. Kimberly M. Thompson. 11. th. Annual Measles and Rubella Partners Meeting. September 19, 2012. Acknowledgments. World Health Organization (WHO) Contract PO 200470477 APW . Radboud. . Duintjer. . Dr. Kimberly M. Thompson. 11. th. Annual Measles and Rubella Partners Meeting. September 19, 2012. Acknowledgments. World Health Organization (WHO) Contract PO 200470477 APW . Radboud. . Duintjer. . Assistant Professor. Dept. of Community medicine. INTRODUCTION. Plague is primarily and basically a . zoonoses. , caused . by . Yersinia . pestis. . . It . exists in natural . foci, and . is transmitted by infected flea bites to humans . Viruse. Rubella. Important Properties. Rubella virus is a member of the . togavirus. . family. It is composed of one piece of single-stranded RNA, an icosahedral . nucleocapsid. , and a lipoprotein envelope. I. Assistant Professor. AIDS. , the . a. cquired . i. mmuno. -. d. eficiency . s. yndrome (sometimes . called "slim disease") . It is . a fatal illness caused by . a retrovirus . known as the . h. uman . DEPT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE. HOST OF INFECTION. AGENT FACTORS. Echinococcus. species are small tapeworms, rarely . more than . 7 mm in length. The . scolex. bears four suckers, . and there . are two rows of hooks, one small and one large on . pregnancy What you need to know What is Rubella (German measles)? Rubella is a contagious disease caused by a virus. How is it spread? Rubella is spread by close contact with an infected person, th that. Blood . pressure should be recorded in the sitting position of the . patient.. Only . one arm (either right or left) to be used consistently. . The . reading at which ‘. Korotkoff. sound’ is first heard is considered as systolic pressure and at which the K-sound disappears, as diastolic pressure. . Assistant Professor. Dept of Community medicine. INTRODUCTION. Occasionally . transmitted to man . by direct . or indirect contact with infected animals. . Caused. . by . different species of the . brucella. Assistant Professor. Dept. of Community medicine. MUMPS. An acute infectious disease caused by an RNA . virus classified . as genus . Rubulavirus. . of the . family . paramyxoviridae. . which has a predilection for glandular .