Summary of Control y prevención de enfermedades endémicas

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In this video, a teacher discusses the terms "endemia," "epidemic," and "pandemic" and describes three examples of diseases that can be classified as endemics: malaria, dengue, and chagas. She also mentions that one of the ways to prevent these diseases is to have a careful control of borders and airports, as well as effective preventative campaigns. Finally, the teacher discusses the importance of using mosquito repellents, wearing mosquito-proof clothes, and avoiding being bitten while pregnant.

• 00:00:00 In this video, a teacher discusses the terms "endemia," "epidemic," and "pandemic" and describes three examples of diseases that can be classified as endemics: malaria, dengue, and chagas. She also mentions that one of the ways to prevent these diseases is to have a careful control of borders and airports, as well as effective preventative campaigns. Finally, the teacher discusses the importance of using mosquito repellents, wearing mosquito-proof clothes, and avoiding being bitten while pregnant.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses some of the endemic diseases in Bolivia, including dengue and Chagas disease. One of the diseases that is endemic to Bolivia is zika, which is transmitted by the bite of a Zika virus mosquito. The diseases can present with fever, joint pain, and headache. Prevention includes using repellents and insecticide sprays in the home, avoiding mosquito bites, and getting pregnant women screened for zika.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses the Control and Prevention of Endemic Diseases. One of the diseases that is endemic to Bolivia is chikungunya. This disease is caused by a virus, and is transmitted through the bite of a mosquito. The same mosquito that transmits dengue and zika also transmits chikungunya. Symptoms of a person infected with chikungunya include an elevated fever, a muscle pain and joint pain. Prevention involves avoiding stagnant water or reservoirs, discarding abandoned tires, avoiding flowers that accumulate water, and avoiding objects that accumulate water. Additionally, we should avoid wearing short clothes and using long clothes that cover us, avoid mosquito bites, and drink plenty of water. The Kobe 19 virus is an infectious disease caused by the coronavirus. Among the symptoms of this disease, we have the lack of air, dry cough, loss of smell, and fatigue. Prevention involves avoiding crowds, eating nutritious foods, and getting vaccinated. I hope you have enjoyed today's class. Remember, please check your texts for learning materials, and please also get vaccinated against the Kobe 19 virus with me until next opportunity. 2022 year of the cultural Revolution for the despatriarcalization of life free of violence against women.