Emerging Infections

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Emerging Infectious disease (7)

  • SARS

  • MERS

  • Ebola

  • Arbobiral infections

  • Mayaro

  • Oroppuche

  • Hantavirus

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Emerging infectious disease

infectious disease whose incidence has increased recently (in the past 20 years) and could increase in the near future

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contributing factors to emerging ID

  • microbial adaptation and change

  • human susceptibility to infection

  • climate and weather

  • changing ecosystems

  • human demographics and behavior

  • economic development and land use

  • international travel and commerce

  • technology and industry

  • breakdown of PH measures

  • poverty and social inequality

  • war and famine

  • lack of political will

  • intent to harm

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of the many examples of global emerging and re-emerging infectious disease, which one is associated with bioterrorism

anthrax

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SARS

  • Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

  • Pandemic in 2003 and 2020 (coronavirus)

  • unknown animal reservoir (could be bats)

  • first infected human in Guangdong province, China 2002

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MERS

  • Middle East Respiratory Syndrome

  • caused by MERS-CoV

  • severe respiratory illness w/ fever, cough, and SOB

  • 30-40% mortality

  • first reported in Saudi Arabia 2012

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Ebola (EVD)

  • rare and deadly to people and primates

  • sub-saharan Africa

  • direct contact w/ infected animal or sick or dead person infected w/ Ebola

  • 2014 outbreak ins largest Ebola outbreak

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what is the global distribution of major vector-borne diseases?

tropical/sib-tropical

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Mayaro

  • non-specific, mild, and self-limiting infection

  • common symptoms: fever, arthalgia, maculopapular rash

  • severe manifestions

    • chronic polyarthritis

    • neurological complications

    • hemorrhage

    • myocarditis

    • death

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Oropouche fever

  • caused by Oropouche virus

  • humans: transmission via Culicoides paransis midge

  • symptoms: sudden onset high fever, headache, myalgia, joint pain, vomitting

  • can cause aseptic meningitis

  • outbreaks reported in Brazil, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, and Trini

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Hantavirus

  • HPS

  • severe and sometimes fatal

  • respiratory disease

  • rodent infestation in and around the home

  • also associated with hemorrhagic fever w/renal syndrome