如何防备流感HOWTOPREVENTINFLUENZA.pptVIP

What is Influenza? Influenza (flu): is a highly infectious viral disease caused by various types of influenza viral strains The relationship with Avian Influenza The Hong Kong 1997 experience and the recent situation in Vietnam have demonstrated the pandemic potential of H5N1 The threat of H5N1 to human health is closely related to the outbreaks of HPAI (Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza) in poultry The surveillance of potential virus responsible for pandemic influenza is an important part of contingency preparedness Actions from Public – Alert Level Actions from Public - Serious Level Why Should We Prevent Influenza Changeable surface antigens of influenza viruses Potential threat Antigenic drift (minor changes) Seasonal influenza How to Prevent Avoid touching live birds and poultry and their droppings After contact with live birds and poultry, wash hands thoroughly with liquid soap and water immediately Poultry and eggs should be thoroughly cooked before eating Travellers returning from areas with reported avian flu outbreaks should consult doctors promptly if they have symptoms of influenza after the trip. Let the doctors know the travel history and wear a mask to prevent spread of the disease Step 1 : Be Prepared Step 1 : Be Prepared Seasonal peaks : Jan - Mar / Jul – Aug Influenza vaccination one of the effective means of preventing influenza and its complications Influenza vaccination is recommended to special groups Points to note about wearing a surgical mask : The mask should fit snugly over the face Try not to touch the mask once it is secured on your face. If you must do so, wash your hands before and after touching the mask When taking off the mask, avoid touching the outside of the mask Before crisis comes: Go through Influenza Pandemic Preparedness Kit During the pandemic: Up-to-