DCD and NDCD Diseases Summary Flashcards
Hepatitis A
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- NDCD
- Hepatitis A virus
- Fecal-oral transmission
- Anal Purge, Unhygienic drinking and eating
Hepatitis B
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Hepatitis B virus
- Fecal-oral transmission
- Needle-stick injury, Purges (blood, body fluids,)
Hepatitis C
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Hepatitis C virus
- Blood tranmission
- Needles-stick injury, blood
HIV/AIDS
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus/ retrovirus
Acquired Immune-deficiency syndrome - Sexual transmission, blood transmission
- Needle-stick injuries
Herpes Simplex
DCD OR NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- NDCD
- Fever Blister type 1 and Genital Herpes type 2
- Direct contact with active lesion (fever blister type 1)
Sexual transmission, body fluids (genital herpes type 2) - Direct contact (fever blister type 1)
Contaminated instruments (genital herpes type 2)
Rabies
DCD OR NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Rhabdovirus
- Infected animal bite, body fluids
- Direct contact with infected fluids and contaminated instruments
Dengue
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- NDCD
- Dengue virus from bite of female Aedes Aegyptis
- Vector borne, blood transmission, sharps injury
- Blood transmission from sharps injury
Yellow Fever
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Yellow fever virus
- Blood transmission, vector borne
- Blood transmission from sharps injury
African Hemorrhagic Fevers
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- 4 African Ebola strains
Lassa virus
Marburg virus
Ebola Reston (Philippines’ strain) - Blood transmission, Direct contact to mucus membranes
- Clothing and blankets
SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Coronavirus
- Respiratory droplets, Blood transmission
- Lung purges, blood, respiratory droplets
Cholera
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Vibrio Cholera
- Fecal-oral transmission
- Anal purge
Meningococcemia (bacterial meningitis)
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Neisseria meningitidis bacterium/ Meningococcus bacteria
- Respiratory droplets transmission
- Respiratory droplets, lung purge
!!!COVER THE MOUTH WITH WET TOWEL!!!
Tuberculosis
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- NDCD
- Mycobacterium Tuberculosis
- Airborne
- Lung purge and lung secretions
!!!COVER THE WHOLE FACE WITH WET TOWEL!!!
(DRIED PURGE CAN CAUSE TB TO BE AIRBORNE)
Plague
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- DCD
- Yersinia Pestis (zoonsis)
- Vector borne, respiratoty droplets, indirect contact with purges (Bubonic)
Respiratory droplets, Indirect contact with purges (Pneumonic) - Purges
Leprosy (Hansen’s Disease)
DCD or NDCD?
Pathogen name:
Mode of transmission:
Threat to the Embalmer:
- NDCD
- Mycobacterium Leprae, Mycobacterium Lepromatosis
- Respiratory droplets, Direct contact
- Lung purges/spills, Direct contact