Diseases

·       Avian Influenza

Mode Of Transmission To Human Being

·       Direct Contact With Infected Birds, Contact With Surfaces Contaminated With Feces, Oral Or Nasal Discharge From Infected Birds.

·       Contaminated Litter And Surfaces Such As Egg Collection Containers Eating Raw Or Undercooked Poultry And Poultry Products

Signs In Human Being

·       Clinical Signs ― Include Fever, Sore Throat, Cough, Muscle Aches, Eye Infections And Pneumonia And Severe Respiratory Infections.

·       Diagnosis ― Laboratory Confirmation Of The Virus In Patient Samples

·       Treatment — Antiviral Drugs And Supportive Care

Risk Control

·       Wear Gloves, Mask And Bprotective Clothing, Disinfect Well.

·       In Suspected Or Confirmed
Cases Personal Protective Equipment Should Be Worn, Including A Fit Tested FFP3 Respirator, Protective Coveralls, Gloves, Boots And Eye Protection.

·       Contaminated Equipment Should Be Disinfected With An Appropriate Disinfectant.

·       Antivirals Can Be Given To Reduce The Risk Of Infection For People Who Have Been Exposed To Avian Influenza.

·       Good Occupational Hygiene Practices Should Be Followed, Especially Washing With Warm Water And Soap.

·       Cuts And Abrasions Should Be Covered With Waterproof Plasters.

·       Ensure High Hygienic Standards (At Farm And In Public)

·       If The Authorities Proclaim A State Of Alert, Follow All Official Warnings And Indications – As A Precautionary Measure, Avoid Crowded Places And Unnecessary Human Contact Such As Shaking Hands. Cover Your Mouth And Nose When
Coughing Or Sneezing