one health Flashcards
3 key one health priorities
1)origins of emerging disease
2) drivers of spillover and disease
3) zoonotic disease and surveillance (most emerging pathogens are zoonotic)
drivers of disease emergence example
nipah virus in pigs due to fruit bats
rabies management stratagies and cause of virus (dog bite)
-PEP delivered when people are bitten
-lyssavirus
-99% human deaths caused
cause of maolgant catarrhal fever (MCF) and Hendra virus
-disease of cattle transmitted from wildebeest
-disease of horses and people from flying fox species
what is not a type of vaccine?
molecular mimic
two types of vaccination?
1) prophylactic - prevents condition
2) therapeutic - given to someone already suffering from condition
how to read a reproduction number
R0.
R0>1 the outbreak is expected to continue as spreads to one person to another
R0<1 an outbreak ends as individual cannot pass infection to another person
what type of vaccine is smallpox
live attenuated vaccine
name 2 viral vaccine strategies ?
1) replicating (living) viral vaccine e.g
-live attenuated
-replicating viral vectors
2) non-replicating (non-living) viral vaccines
-subunit
-nucleic acid
what makes it harder to eradicate a virus by vaccination?
if the virus uses RNA genome (as its good at mutating and constantly changing)
what type of vaccine is harmless virus modified to deliver genetic material for the target virus ?
viral vector
what age does UK vaccinate individuals against HPV?
12-13
what virus has been designated a PHEIC?
ebola
when was m-pox discovered and how is it transmitted?
1958
-human to human. does not need animal reservoir.
transmitted from animals (zoonotic) by skin breaks or respiratory tract.
genome of m-pox virus
linear double stranded DNA
enveloped
replication in cytoplasm