Content information picture of handwritten report on bird flu prevention 02

Handwritten report on bird flu prevention content information picture 03 knowledge about bird flu

The incubation period of human avian influenza is usually within 1 week, mostly 1~3 days. People can get sick at any age, and there is no gender difference. Often acute onset, early symptoms are similar to ordinary flu. The main manifestation is fever, and the body temperature is generally above 39℃ 1~7 days, mostly 2~4 days.

Patients may have systemic poisoning symptoms such as headache, fatigue and muscle aches, respiratory symptoms such as runny nose, stuffy nose, cough and sore throat, and some patients may have digestive tract symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, diarrhea and watery stool.

Once you have symptoms of acute respiratory infection such as fever and cough, especially those with high fever and dyspnea, you should seek medical advice in time. Keeping personal hygiene habits such as washing hands frequently and covering your mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing can effectively prevent respiratory infectious diseases such as influenza.

Preventive measures:

1, strengthen physical exercise, pay attention to supplement nutrition, ensure adequate sleep and rest, and enhance resistance.

2. Minimize unnecessary contact with poultry, especially dead poultry. Wash your hands frequently, stay away from the secretions of birds, and pay attention to thoroughly washing your hands with disinfectant and water when touching birds or bird droppings.

3, should try to buy quarantine poultry products in the regular bird flu epidemic sales places.

4. Develop good personal hygiene habits, strengthen indoor air circulation, and open the window for half an hour 1 ~ 2 times a day. When eating poultry meat, it should be cooked thoroughly. When eating eggs, the eggshells should be washed with running water, cooked and fully heated. Don't eat raw or undercooked eggs. Have enough sleep and rest, eat a balanced diet, and pay attention to eating foods rich in vitamin C and other immune-enhancing foods. Exercise regularly to increase the body's resistance to viruses.

5. Schools and kindergartens should take measures to educate children not to feed wild pigeons or other birds, and wash their hands thoroughly immediately after touching birds or bird droppings. When traveling, try to avoid contact with birds, such as not going to birdwatching gardens, farms, markets or parks; Do not feed pigeons or wild birds.

6. Don't underestimate a bad cold. The symptoms of avian influenza are similar to other influenza, such as fever, headache, cough and sore throat. In some cases, it can cause complications and lead to the death of patients. Therefore, if you have respiratory symptoms such as fever, headache, stuffy nose, cough and general malaise, you should wear a mask and go to the hospital as soon as possible, and be sure to tell the doctor whether you have been to the bird flu epidemic area before the onset, whether you have been in contact with sick birds, and treat and use drugs under the guidance of a doctor.