Posted in Infections, tagged adamantanes, als, Amantadine, avian, bird, bronchospasm, cerebral palsy, children under age five, chronic lung disease, complications in japanese children, copd, daycare attendees, dosing based on weight, dosing under age one based on age, emergency medical personnel, hand washing, health care workers, heart disease, hemagglutinin (h), high risk for compiications, high risk groups, hiv, household contacts, human components, infants under age one, influenza a, kidney disease, liver disease, lou gehrig disease, n95 respirators, neuraminadase (n), neuraminidase inhibitor, neuraminidase inhibitors, neuropsychiatric complications, novel flu h1n1, nursing home residents, oseltamivir, pandemic flu, patients over age 65, peramivir, pig, pregnant women, prophylactic treatment, relenza, resistance to oseltamivir, rimantadine, rna virus, seizure disorders, self-harming behavior, self-mutilation with neuraminidase inhibitors, shortness of breath, sickle cell anemia, spinal cord disorders, strains resistant to oseltamivir, suspected or confirmed case of swine flu, swine, swine flu, symptoms 48 hours, tamiflu, treatment and prevention with antiviral agents, wheezing, zanamivir on May 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
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Medical Students Wear Face Masks and Sit Two Seats Apart, in Preparation for Volunteer Work in Mexico City
Influenza A VirionHemagglutin (H) and Neuraminidase (N) Particles on Surface of Influenza A Virion
Posted in Infections, tagged 3m respirator models 8612f and 8670f, emergency use authorization, eua, fda, food and drug administration, H1N1, n95 respirators, novel influenza h1n1, pasture pharma respirator models f550g and a520g, swine flu on May 17, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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Surgical Face Masks do not Provide as Complete Protection as N95 Face Masks
Fort Worth Texas Monument to Swine Flu
Robo-Mask
Maybe This is Why Swine Flu has Not Infected Pigs!
Last edited by Dr.Vee on May 17, 2009
Posted in Infections, Uncategorized, tagged 20 seconds, animal waste, antibacterial soap, before and after preparing food, between fingers, blowing nose, caring for sick person, contact lenses, diaper, dorsum of hands, dressing wound, faucet, fingernails, foam soap, hand washing, Influenza A h1n1, liquid soap, palms of hands, paper towels, poultry, raw meat, rinse with water, sneezing, swine flu, thumbs on May 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Handwashing is the single most important measure to prevent the spread of infections, including colds and flu. Photograph Courtesy of Amaya1991.
20 seconds hand washing is recommended to remove germs. Should you use regular or antibacterial soap? Depends on what kinds of germs you are trying to remove.
Read more:
http://generalmedicine.suite101.com/article.cfm/hand_washing_prevents_swine_flu_infection#ixzz0FGHFrxXi&B
Hand Washing Prevents the Spread of Infection, Including Swine FluHand Washing is an Effective Anti-Infection Measure
Last edited May 4, 2010 by Dr. Vee
Posted in Children's Health, Uncategorized, tagged Asperger's syndrome, autism spectrum disease, BMC Pediatrics, Children's Health, Dr. Daniel Rossignol, eye contact, hyperbaric oxygen, language development, social interaction on May 10, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Posted in Infections, tagged cough, elbow, H1N1, hand washing, influenza a, prevetion of spread, swine flu on May 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Posted in Infections, tagged Amantadine, antiviral, aspirin, bodyaches, CDC, centers for disease control, cough, eating pork, electron microscopy, fda, fever, food and drug administration, H1N1, hemagluttinin, high risk individuals, infants, influenza a, lung disease, medications, neuraminadase, oseltemevir, pregnant women, prescription, quarantine, ralenza, rapid test for influenza, reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction, rimantadine, rt-pcr, s-oiv, swine flu, swine flu prevention, swine origin influenza, tamiflu, treatment of swine flu in pregnancy, viral culture, zanamavir on May 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Advantage of the Influenza A H1N1 (Swine Flu) Life Cycle is Utilized to Develop Anti-Viral Medications
Chemical Structure of Zanamivir
Electron Microscope View of Influenza A H1N1Posted in Infections, tagged bacteria, BBC News, clostridium difficile, germs, hand washing, methicillin resistant staph aureus, missed areas, soap, swine flu, vancomycin resistant enterococcus, viruses on May 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Should you use Regular or Antibacterial Soap to fight germs? Find out the difference between the two types of soap.
Last updated May 4, 2010 by Dr. Vee
Posted in Infections, tagged back of hands, bacteria, commonly missed areas during handwashing, East Devon.gov.UK, fingernails, hand washing, handwashing diagram, handwashing teniques, influenza, palm to palm, prevention, six stages, six steps of handwashing, swine flu, viruses, web spaces between fingers on May 3, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Hand washing Diagram from EastDevon.gov.UKWhat are the Commonly Missed Areas During Handwashing?
Regular soap VS. Antibacterial soap? Which one should you use? Check out, Is it a Wash?
Last updated May 4, 2010 by Dr. Vee
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