On the hand foot and mouth disease epidemiological investigation and analysis and control measures.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 On the hand foot and mouth disease epidemiological investigation and analysis and control measures [Paper Keywords] hand, foot and mouth disease; epidemiological investigation and analysis; prevention and control measures [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the prevalence of hand, foot and mouth disease characteristics, prevention and control measures. Methods: 17 cases of child patients with HFMD careful observation and treatment, epidemiological survey analysis and implementation of control measures related to Results: Children in this group by active treatment and care were discharged without complications. prevention and control measures appropriate, non-territorial scope of an outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease Conclusion: Hand, Foot and mouth disease is the number of types of enterovirus infection by a variety of ways of gastrointestinal diseases, with hand, foot and mouth skin herpes ulcers as the main feature. do early detection and effective control measures, early treatment, its prevention, treatment and control of communicable diseases received the expected results is very good.   [Abstract] Objective: To explore the hands, feet, mouth epidemic characteristics, prevention and control measures. Methods: 17 cases of hand, foot and mouth and careful observation of patient abuse to investigate the treatment of epidemic analysis and implementation of relevant prevention and control measures. Results: After active treatment and care of children were cured and discharged without complications. Control measures to prevent the proper territorial scope of non-hand-foot-mouth disease outbreak. Conclusion: The hand, foot and mouth disease is the number of species of intestinal virus infection by a variety of ways of digestive tract diseases, hand, foot skin ulcers herpes and oral mucosa characterized. More effective prevention and control measures are entirely possible, and early treatment of early detection and