Poliomyelitis (polio)

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  1. no welcome to my presentation.
  2. All you my latest, otherwise known as olio of the
  3. polio virus named John Davis Poliomyelitis.
  4. What is potent polio or poliomyelitis is X Ebeling and
  5. life threatening disease caused by the polio virus.
  6. Virus spreads from person to person and can infect a
  7. person spinal cord, causing paralysis.
  8. Otherwise, that and ability move parts of your body.
  9. There's image of the polio virus, so observation of virus
  10. poliovirus because of agent of polio, is a serotype of
  11. the species enterovirus see in the family of like Corona
  12. virus and mission of the virus.
  13. Poliovirus is very contagious and spreads through person to person
  14. contact that lives in an infected person's throat and intestines.
  15. Poliovirus, Onley and fix humans.
  16. It enters the body through the mouth and spreads through
  17. contact with the feces of infected personal or droplets from
  18. a sneeze or cough of an infected person.
  19. You can get infected with poliovirus if you have feces
  20. on your hands and you touch your mouth or you
  21. put object like a toy or something contaminated with faeces
  22. in your mouth.
  23. An infected person may spread the virus to others immediately
  24. before and up to two weeks after symptoms appear.
  25. The virus can live an infected person species for many
  26. weeks. You can contaminate food and water and unsanitary conditions.
  27. People who don't have symptoms can still pass the virus,
  28. toe others and make them sick symptoms and treatments.
  29. According to the World Health Organization, one in 200 polio
  30. infections will reserve will result in permanent paralysis the symptoms
  31. of polio.
  32. Most people who get infected with poliovirus about 72 out
  33. of 100 will not have any visible symptoms.
  34. About one out of four people with poliovirus infection have
  35. flu like symptoms that may include sore throat fever, tiredness,
  36. nausea, headache.
  37. It's stomach pain.
  38. You symptoms usually last 2 to 5 days, then go
  39. away on their own.
  40. A smaller portion of people with poliovirus infection will develop
  41. other, more serious symptoms that affect the brain and spinal
  42. cord. PARIS The Sha feelings of pins and needles and
  43. legs. Meningitis, infection of the covering of the spinal cord
  44. and her brain occurs in about one out of 25
  45. people with poliovirus infection.
  46. Paralysis. Uh, the weakening of arms legs both occurs in
  47. about one out of 200 people with poliovirus infection analysis
  48. is the most severe symptom associated with polio because it
  49. can lead the permanent disability and or death between two
  50. in 10 out of 100 people who have paralysis from
  51. poliovirus. Infection die because the virus affects the muscles that
  52. help him breathe.
  53. Even Children who seem fully recovered.
  54. Convivial elop, new muscle pain, weakness or paralysis as adults
  55. from H 15 to 40.
  56. I mean 15 to 40 years later.
  57. This is called post polio syndrome.
  58. Some of the treatments Doctors can only treat the symptoms
  59. while the infection runs its course.
  60. But since there's no cure, the best way to treat
  61. polio is to prevent it with vaccinations.
  62. The most common support of treatments include bed rests being
  63. killers, anti spam asthmatic drugs to relax muscles, antibiotics for
  64. urinary tract infections, port of portable ventilators to help with
  65. breathing, physical therapy or corrective braces to help with walking
  66. heating pads or warm towels to ease muscle aches and
  67. spasms. Physical therapy to treat pain and affected muscles, physical
  68. therapy to address breeding and pulmonary problems and pulmonary rehabilitation
  69. to increase long endurance.
  70. Then I would stuff but the epidemiology.
  71. So the number of worldwide polio cases has fallen from
  72. an estimated 350,000 in 1988 2 33 by 2018 a
  73. decline of more than 99% in reported cases, Four of
  74. the six regions of the world are certified polio free.
  75. America's Europe, Southeast Asia and Western City Onley Three polio
  76. endemic countries, uh, exist worldwide, which are the, um well,
  77. Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan.
  78. Without our polio eradication efforts, more than 17 million people
  79. were currently healthy would have been paralyzed by the virus.
  80. All right, And now, if you'd like to go back
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  88. All right.
  89. Thank you for watching the video.
  90. I hope you enjoy it.