1. Khushi patel, Abigail zeo, Angelia ramos, Jennifer guzman
Current Outbreaks

2. Overview Health Organizations Bacteria Resistance Measles Ebola Zika
Malaria
Influenza
E. Coli

3. World Health Organization (WHO)AR
World Health Organization (WHO)
Ensures the safety of the air
Their focus group is women and children
They provide people with food, water, and medicines
Doctors are a necessity

4. Centers of disease control (CDC)AR
Centers of disease control (CDC)
Conducts and supports health promotion
Established in 1946
They help with more than just diseases
Monitors outbreaks of chronic diseases

5. Resistant Bacteria Bacteria becomes resistant to antibioticsAR
Resistant Bacteria
Bacteria becomes resistant to antibiotics
Antibiotics are often used unnecessarily
Infections can become lethal
Not all antibiotics can help

6. Prevention Don’t take them unless COMPLETELY necessary
Take certified antibiotics only
Always complete the full prescription
Be hygienic
Take the right dosage

7. Measles Contagious infection mainly found in children Rubeola virus
Replicates and spreads through nose and throat
Symptoms = typical fever, conjunctivitis, widespread skin rash
Location = common in Eastern Hemisphere

8. Measles Kills about 100,000 people a year worldwide
60 cases a year in USA from years
Leads to ear infections, lung/airway diseases, pneumonia
Effectively stunted by vaccines

9. Ebola Rare and fatal disease, found in humans and non-human primates
Symptoms = random bruising/bleeding, vomiting, fever
Location= African countries, with first recorded outbreak in in Sudan
Most recent recorded outbreak in August 2018 in Republic of Congo

10. Ebola Average mortality rate is 50%
Can spread through direct contact or sex
Easily prevented through basic safety precautions (sanitization, consistent protection of exposed or raw skin)
Effective vaccine rVSV-ZEBOV

11. JG-Zika Zika is a virus transmitted by mosquitoes
Causes asymptomatic or mild infection (fever and rash) in humans  
 5,728 cases of Zika Virus in U.S between 

12. JG-zika
First outbreak- Yap Island in the Federated states of Micronesia in 2007
Avoid mosquitos' bites
Apply plenty of insect repellent 
No vaccine exist

13. JG-malaria Malaria- disease transmitted by mosquitoes
Life-threatening, serious, can lead to death
About 212 million malaria cases in 2015
About 429,000 malaria deaths

14. JG-malaria Malaria has been known since ancient time
Avoid getting bit by mosquitoes
There is cure but only if treated early
Medications-chloroquine-synthetic drug 

15. influenza A viral infection that attacks your respiratory system
May seem like a common cold with a runny nose, sneezing and sore throat
Symptoms include fatigue, body aches, sore throat, fever, etc.
Children most susceptible
5 to 20 percent of United States population infected KP

16. influenza
Outbreak in 1918
Doctor in Kansas reported unusual flu activity
Annual flu vaccination for everyone age 6 months or older
Contain coughs and sneezes KP

17. E. coli Can get exposed to it from contaminated water or food
Symptoms include diarrhea, abdominal pain, and vomiting
73 million infected
5,000 die every year KP

18. E. coli Foods of outbreak are different each year
Mostly from uncooked meats and leafy greens
First recognized in 1982 KP

19. What is W.H.O.? World Health Organization Wide Health OrganizationAR
World Health Organization
Wide Health Organization
World Healing Organization
Wide Healing Organization

20. What is a way to prevent resistant bacteria?
Take antibiotics for less of the time you are prescribed
Take antibiotics for any infection
Take antibiotics when they are a necessity
Take a bigger dosage so healing is faster

21. AZ- What is the virus that causes measles?
Ebola
Influenza
Rubeola
E. Coli

22. AZ- Where did the most recent ebola outbreak take place?
USA
Republic of Congo
Sudan
Micronesia

23. JG ABC's
When was the first outbreak of Zika?
2000
2007
2006
2001

24. JG- ABC's How is malaria transmitted? By mosquito bites
By other bug bites
By getting it from someone infected 
By touching someone infected 

25. AbcD’s When was the outbreak of influenza? A. 1982 B. 1918 C. 1928KP

26. ABCD’s How many people die from E. Coli? A. 50,000 KP B. 6,000

27. Overview Health Organizations Bacteria Resistance Measles Ebola Zika
Malaria
Influenza
E. Coli