Rhinovirus infection has a temperature between 33-35 degrees celsius. The temperature is found in the nose The signs and symptoms are loss of sense of smell, headaches, and fevers. The cold can last up to two weeks.
The Rhinovirus is mostly found
This pathogen is in the Orthopoxvirus genus, and is one of the largest animal viruses. There are many other similar viruses in this genus, some of which can also infect humans, but are less virulent. The Variola major virus is a parasite that attacks a specific type of host organism, namely human hosts, and cannot be transmitted through insects or animals. Transmission through aerosols in the environment is the most common, as this virus cannot survive in the environment for long. The easy method of transmission, along with the virus’s ability to evade the host’s immune system, makes for a deadly pathogen that caused global pandemic.…
It is important to take the body temperature twice a day. Watch for any flu like symptoms such as chills, sore throat, headache, and nausea and vomiting. The primary care physician should be notified about the possible exposure (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 2015). 5th case: (WHO, 2015b) • Patient: 50 year old male, health care professional • May 17, 2015: treated the 1st case • May 22, 2015: placed on…
Scientific Name: Flavivirus (5 points) 3. Where is it found? All 48 lower states. not reported cases are Alaska and Hawaii. commonly found in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, North America and West Asia (10 points) 4.…
A terrifying sound came out of Owen Humphreys three-year-old son, Reuben, that he had never heard before, leaving him baffled and in a panic about what was happening to him. According to ChronicleLive, Humphreys and Reuben's mother, Stephanie Koch, noticed their son wasn't acting right while they were on vacation, but neither were prepared to listen to him struggle to take a breath with a barking sound coming out of him. The child began to cough and then he lost his voice before the "fierce" bark began. They took their son to the doctor when the frightening noise the child was making didn't go away.…
Yin Yin Khaing CHB 550: Tuesday 1pm What is Public Health Paper Example 1: Common Colds: Protect Yourself and Others http://www.cdc.gov/features/rhinoviruses/index.html 1. In 2-3 sentences, describe the example and what it involves (e.g., brief summary of the news story, summary of the content and purpose of the tweet);…
The History of Smallpox Smallpox once covered the globe. In Europe alone, 400,000 people a year use to die from it. It used to be extremely infectious. Smallpox started with little brown dots on your skin called macules.…
Both these virus can affect your mouth and spread by oral sex. Symptom- Sign and symptoms of cold sore are as follows • Swollen and sensitive gum of deep red color. • Lip swelling • Nausea • Dehydration • Mouth ulcers • Blister in the mouth • Tongue pain • Mouth lesions • Sore throat • Tingling • Itching • Oozing and crusting • Fever • Headache • Muscles aches Cause-…
We have all had a virus at one point. Sometimes I go to the doctor with my mother and he will say something like, "all the tests came back negative so he probably has a virus. " That seems a little confusing because you would think they could tell what the virus was, but there are so many viruses that sometimes we as humans just catch a virus and have to deal with it. Obviously some viruses are not as powerful, but some are very serious and could even lead to death. Two common viruses are Influenza and Rhinovirus, I will write about those later in this paper.…
A) The infection process of a vertebrate virus consists of 6 stages. Provide the name for each stage and provide details of the events that take place at each stage using Influenza virus A as the model. The 6 stages consist of: Attachment, Penetration, Uncoating, Biosynthesis, Assembly, and Release. Attachment is when the virus attaches or “locks” itself onto an acceptable cell. This occurs because a protein receptor is recognized by the virus and the virus attaches to the cell.…
There are different ways in contracting the virus in multiple parts of the world because of environmental effects that influence the…
(“Flu Symptoms & Complications” 1). The CDC states the slight difference between the common cold and influence, saying, “The flu and the common cold are both respiratory illnesses but they are caused by different viruses. Because these two types of illnesses have similar flu-like symptoms, it can be difficult to tell the difference between them based on symptoms alone. In general, the flu is worse than the common cold” (“Cold Versus Flu”). In the history of vaccines article about the Influenza it says, Symptoms of the flu can appear abruptly and it includes, chills, fever, sore throat, achiness, fatigue, headaches, and vomiting.…
727 words Influenza nfluenza is also called the flu but it is not your common flu it is a highly contagious viral ere illness and can also cause infection the viral infection influenza can kill. The flu causes life threatening complications including pneumonia. The flu is spread by direct contact with a person with the infection and a person without. The estimated amount of deaths that influenza assist with is around three thousand in just Australia.…
The devastating influenza viral infection seems to have originated either in British Army camps in the years from 1916 to 1917 or United States Army training camps in the spring of 1918, and it also appeared in New York City. Despite these likely locations of origin, the influenza pandemic from 1918-1920 will always be referred to as the Spanish flu. Spain had remained a neutral country during World War I, so there was greater freedom of press in Spain than in the allied countries (Britain, France, Russia, Italy, and the United States). Though allied countries were experiencing the influenza pandemic, these war-engaged countries wanted the public to focus on providing resources to fight rather than fearing a virus, so the first time the…
Influenza is a common disease worldwide. In Australia, there is a yearly outbreak the occurs between May and September (SA Health, 2015). According to Influenza Specialist Group, approximately 18000 people are hospitalised and 3500 Australians pass away due to influenza each year. (Infleunza specialist Group, 2013) In Australia, a yearly vaccination is recommended to protect people from influenza.…
Bordetella pertussis, also known as whooping cough is a bacterial infection of the upper respiratory system. Symptoms range from that of a common cold too short periods of apnea and in extreme cases death. Pertussis is a highly contagious disease that can affect anyone but is more common in children and in infants. Although this disease is preventable and treatable it is currently and continually on the rise.…