H1N1 Swine flu

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by Cynthia Molnar1 view·Updated Mar 10, 2021
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  1. My name is Cynthia Mullner, and I did my bioterrorism
  2. project on H one and one swine flu.
  3. Let's get started with the basic info.
  4. Yeah, H one n one is a subtype of influenza,
  5. a communicable viral disease which causes upper and potentially lower
  6. respiratory tract infections in the host.
  7. It affects H one N Y multiplies and report your
  8. sister human contacts that just skin to skin touching and
  9. can also come from pigs.
  10. Skin tanned skin Touching can be really to anything where
  11. you are in contact with someone else's skin like hugging.
  12. And there's probably more examples out there.
  13. Mhm. Here is an image of H one N one.
  14. Yeah, you know, we move on to the chain of
  15. infection. How it may get into the chain infection is
  16. that H one n one spreads through airborne droplets from
  17. human, human and potentially through human contact with an on
  18. and I am a objects contaminated with the virus and
  19. transferred to the eyes or nose.
  20. The symptoms h one n one can cause is nasal
  21. separations, chills, fever, decreased appetite and possibly lower respiratory tract
  22. disease. Yeah, the vaccine treatment.
  23. Um so for H one n one.
  24. It depends on how badly infected you are.
  25. You can either be really severe, or it could be
  26. like a cold, mild to moderate.
  27. So for mild to moderate, influenza can be treated at
  28. home with fresh or hydration and subatomic treatment with anti
  29. poetics like correct thermal anti Semitic for nasal congestion and
  30. rhinitis. And and N s.
  31. A. I.
  32. D. S or correctable for headaches and body aches.
  33. Progressive or severe symptoms should be admitted to hospitals and
  34. preferably in intensive care units.
  35. I see you, if there are any if there are
  36. signs suggestive of impending respiratory failure or substance or multi
  37. organ dysfunction for the vaccine, The H one h one
  38. n one swine flu vaccine is the best known for
  39. prevention of H one n one.
  40. And studies show that a single dose was enough to
  41. create sufficient anti by bodies to protect against the virus
  42. for 10 days.
  43. Yeah, yeah, through the prevention of H one N one
  44. for as a health care worker is major key for
  45. preventing each one on one sorry from occurring is frequent
  46. hand washing with soap and water or alcohol based sanitizers,
  47. disinfecting households, hospital and public settings by cleaning of diluted
  48. bleach solution for talking about health care, then hospital keep
  49. keep it disinfecting the hospital.
  50. And another way I forgot to put on here is
  51. that the vaccine also can help you prevent H one
  52. n one, but it doesn't really respond to it.
  53. So it the scenario we have for H one n
  54. one is that one day you went on a school
  55. field trip to a farm to study the life of
  56. farmers and animals.
  57. As you're toeing around the farm, you notice that the
  58. farmers don't wash.
  59. Your hands are prohibited anti there on when rubbing their
  60. nose or when touching the pigs.
  61. The farmers handshake some of the suits, including of friends
  62. and teachers.
  63. Couple days later, you noticed that one of your friends
  64. is not looking too good.
  65. She wasn't her normal self and wasn't acting like it
  66. either. You told her to go to the nervous office,
  67. and she listened.
  68. She went home that day with a feed her and
  69. decreased appetite.
  70. As the days passed by, your classmates and teachers start
  71. having the same symptoms as well.
  72. Most of them went home and the right and that
  73. rate started increasing as the days passed by.
  74. Sooner or later you caught this mysterious disease.
  75. You were sent home and your parents decided to take
  76. you to the doctor to figure out what's wrong.
  77. You arrived at the doctor's office.
  78. The doctor took some tests and clarified that you caught
  79. H one N one.
  80. You ask the doctor how you caught the strengths disease.
  81. He proceeds to explain that you could have caught this
  82. disease from either.
  83. Pigs are from human contact with the information, you know.
  84. Now you inform the school of this disease and how
  85. it is cost.
  86. Everyone is quarantined for a certain amount of days until
  87. everyone can come back.
  88. So what happened is that the farmers didn't do basic
  89. practice of washing their hands and or using alcohol based
  90. hand sanitizer and was touching pigs.
  91. And you have a choice one and one where it
  92. had occurred.
  93. It has occurred at the farm why it happened.
  94. This could have all been prevented if he had used
  95. basic hand washing and alcohol hand sanitizers before touching students
  96. and teachers who got it.
  97. Well, patients here, I'd like to say, is the farmer,
  98. but he was immune to it.
  99. So we didn't see really any symptoms from it, how
  100. it occurred because the farmer didn't wash their hands and
  101. began touching other students handshaking and blah, blah, blah.
  102. And that's H one had one swine flu.