1. "YELLOW PLAGUE"
1.1. 20-50% DEATH RATE
2. CAUSE:
2.1. FEMALE AEDES AEQYPTI MOSQUITO
2.1.1. TROPICAL SOUTH AMERICA
2.1.2. SUB SAHARAN AFRICA
2.1.3. INCUBATION PERIOD
2.1.3.1. 3-6 DAYS
2.1.3.2. NO SYMPTOMS
3. SEVERITY. S/S
3.1. ACUTE PHASE
3.1.1. HEADACHE
3.1.2. MUSCLE ACHES
3.1.3. LIGHT SENSITIVITY
3.1.4. NAUSEA/VOMITING
3.1.5. LOSS OF APPETITE
3.1.6. DIZZINESS
3.1.7. RED EYES/FACE/TONGUE
3.1.8. GONE IN DAYS
3.1.9. FEVER
3.1.9.1. RNA OF FLAVIVINES
3.2. TOXIC PHASE
3.2.1. DELIRIUM
3.2.2. SEIZURES/COMA
3.2.3. LIVER/RENAL FAILURE
3.2.4. DECREASE URINARY OUTPUT
3.2.5. ABDOMINAL PAIN/VOMITING
3.2.6. JAUNDICE
3.2.7. ACUTE SIGNS/SYMPTOMS
3.2.8. NOSE/EYE/MOUTH BLEEDS
3.2.9. BRADYCARDIA
3.2.10. ENCEPHALITIS
3.2.10.1. INFANTS/ELDERS
4. PREVENTION:
4.1. SKIN REPELENTS
4.2. PERMETRIN ON CLOTHES/GEAR
4.3. VACCINATIONS
4.3.1. 10 YEAR PROTECTION
4.3.2. SAFE FROM 9 MONTHS-60 YEARS
4.4. educated on importance of safety measures
4.4.1. having precautions decreases chance of obtaining virus
5. TESTS
5.1. BLOOD WORK
5.1.1. VIRUS
5.1.2. ANTIBODIES
6. WHO IT EFFECTS
6.1. HUMANS
6.1.1. TRAVELERS
6.2. MONKEYS
7. FAMILY
7.1. ZIKA VIRUS
7.2. DENGUE VIRUS
7.3. WEST NILE
7.4. CHIKUNGUNYA
8. EPIDEMICS
8.1. 1645
8.1.1. YUCATAN PENNSILVANIA
8.2. 1668-1699
8.2.1. NEW YORK
8.3. 1730
8.3.1. CADIZ, SPAIN
8.3.1.1. 2,200 DEAD
8.4. 1839-1860
8.4.1. NEW ORLEANS
8.4.1.1. 26,000 DEAD
8.5. 1906
8.5.1. CUBA
8.5.1.1. 85% INFECTED
8.6. 2013
8.6.1. 170,000 INFECTED/ 60,000 DEAD
9. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
9.1. an arbovirus from the flaviviridae family and is a single, positive stranded, RNA virus. It consist of a lipid bilayer with an envelope glycoprotein and matrix protein. transferred to blood stream where it attacks other parts of the body
10. DIET
10.1. CAYENNE PEPPER
10.2. FENUGREEK SEEDS
10.3. DOGWOOD
10.4. WILLOW
10.5. FEVERWORT
10.6. GARLIC BULB
10.7. INCREASED FLUID
10.8. educated on maintaining a healthy diet
10.8.1. healthy meals will fighs against symptoms
11. PATIENT TEACHINGS
11.1. signs and symptoms
11.1.1. knowing what to look for will cue when a dr visit is needed
11.2. recognize possible causes
11.2.1. knowing the source causes an easier solution
11.3. keep track of symptoms
11.3.1. personal list of symptoms will assist dr