1. Kaity Zuerblis Lottie Segal Miguel BRiones
Current Outbreaks
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2. Overview Kaity Miguel Lottie 2017 Ebola Outbreak in the Congo
Meningococcal Outbreak
Miguel
Zika Virus Outbreak
Malaria
Lottie
Cervical Cancer
HPV
Gardasil Vaccination

3. 2017 Ebola Outbreak in the Congo- K
Ebola: A rare and deadly disease that includes severe bleeding
Spreads by bodily fluids 
2017 outbreak in the northern Democratic Republic of Congo
20 people have been infected, and 3 have died 
 since April 22nd, 2017
About 125 people are thought to be related to the 
cases of Ebola

4. Treating Ebola and the 2017 outbreak- K
Practice proper hygiene by washing your hands 
Avoid contact with blood and bodily fluids
People with Ebola need to be quarantined quickly
Avoid contact with people who have Ebola and their
  belongings
No known cure, but survival is possible with
 proper treatment

5. Meningococcal DISEASE- K
An illness caused by the bacteria Neisseria meningitis
Spread through the sharing of saliva
Two different types are meningitis and septicemia
Most common in the 'meningitis belt' of sub-Saharan Africa
Outbreaks occur here every 5 to 12 years

6. Preventing Meningococcal Outbreak- K
Is able to be prevented by vaccines
Vaccines are not 100% effective
Prophylaxis: Treatment with antibiotics if in contact with someone
 with the disease
Meningococcal conjugate vaccinations are 
 recommended at ages and 16
It is possible to get the disease twice 

7. Zika - M A viral disease Causes birth defects like microcephaly
        - Now recently found to cause Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Fever, joint pain, conjunctivitis, and muscle pain
In 2015, Brazil had 2,975 babies with microcephaly
In 48 countries in the Americas
- include mosquitos
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-mention how many do not show symptoms

8. Zika - M 1947 in Uganda 2 states No vaccine
Spreads through mosquitos or sexual transmission
Protection, insect repellent

9. Malaria - M One-celled parasite Uncomplicated or severe
Fevers to organ failure and death
650,000  to 1.2 million deaths annually
3.2 billion people in areas of risk

10. Malaria - M Algeria in 1880 U.S. eliminated malaria in 1951
Spreads through mosquitos
Various drugs used (chloroquine)
Insect repellent, prevention drugs

11. Lottie: Cervical Cancer
The cells that line the cervix grow wrong and form tumors
Highly curable in early stages
Can be fatal if not treated
Second most common cancer in developing world 
300,000 woman dying annually

12. Lottie: HPv Short for human papillomavirus (genital warts)
Group of 150 related viruses
Transmitted through intimate skin to skin contact
Extremely common
Can cause cancer

13. Lottie: gardasil vaccine pros
Can protect against cancer
Stops genital warts
Widely considered to be safe
Risk if not vaccinated

14. Lottie: gardasil vaccine cons
 Bad side effects 
Vomiting 
Fainting 

15. Kaity ABC(D)
What is the antibiotic treatment for those who are around a person with meningococcal disease? A. Meningitis B. Prophylaxis C. Septicemia D. Glycerin B

16. Kaity ABC(D)
Which of the following ways is NOT how someone can become infected with Ebola? A. Infected needles B. Infected fruit bats and primates C. Through the air around an infected person D. Bodily fluids C

17. ABC(D)’s - M
What kind of parasite causes malaria? A) Single cell (one-cell) B) Two cell C) Three cell D) Sally sells sea shells by the seashore

18. ABC(D)’s - M
What drug can help treat Malaria? A) Plavix B) Advair Diskus C) Chloroquine D) Methamphetamine

19. B Lottie ABC(D) In early stages cervical cancer is… Deadly
Highly curable
Hard to treat
Impossible to treat B

20. A Lottie ABC(D) How is HPV transmitted? Intimate skin to skin contact
Through blood
Through the air
By zombies A

21. Conclusion Kaity Miguel Lottie 2017 Ebola Outbreak in the Congo
Meningococcal Outbreak
Miguel
Zika Virus Outbreak
Malaria
Lottie
Cervical Cancer
HPV
Gardasil Vaccination