Dengue , Diphtheria , Chicken pox (Communicable diseases)

Name: Dengue , Diphtheria , Chicken pox (Communicable diseases)
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Communicable diseases , Dengue , Diphtheria , Chicken pox ( Treatment, prevention , diagnosis , signs , symptoms )

Created byTaha Nisar

Last updated 7/2024

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What you'll learn

A detailed course about communicable Disease ( Dengue , Diphtheria , Chicken pox)
Causes , Types and Clinical Manifestations of Dengue
Diagnosis , Prevention and Treatment
Causes , source and Transmission of Diphtheria
Types , signs and symptoms of Diphtheria
Diagnosis , Prevention , Control and Treatment of Diphtheria
Causes , source and Transmission of Chicken pox
Types , signs and symptoms of Chicken pox
Diagnosis , Prevention , Control , Complication and Treatment of Chicken pox

Course content

3 sections • 12 lectures • 32m total length

Introduction About Instructor and Communicable Diseases1:06
Explain how communicable diseases arise when infectious agents or their products transmit between people, animals, or from environment to people or animals, with examples such as malaria, filariasis, and dengue.
About Chicken pox (Etiological agent and signs and symptoms)1:43
Describe chickenpox as an acute, highly infectious viral disease caused by varicella zoster virus, with signs including fever, skin rash, cough, fatigue, and sore throat.
Chicken pox ( Transmission , Reservoir, Incubation period and Stages)2:13
Understand how chickenpox transmits through respiratory routes and skin lesions, with transplacental risk, an incubation period of 14–16 days, pre-eruptive and eruptive stages, and a two-day-to-five-day communicability window.
Chicken pox ( Pre eruptive, Eruptive and Pleomorphism)2:41
Explore the pre-eruptive and eruptive stages of chickenpox, detailing onset duration, fever, malaise, and a centripetal, symmetrical vesicular rash progressing from macule to crust with pleomorphism.
Chicken pox ( Complications, Control, Preventive measures, vaccine and Thankyou)3:19
Explain chickenpox complications, including hemorrhage, pneumonia, encephalitis, acute cerebellar ataxia, Ray syndrome, and fetal risk, and describe control measures such as isolation and varicella zoster immunoglobulin within 72 hours.

About Dengue ( Etiological agent, Transmission and Incubation)3:00
Dengue is a flavivirus with four antigenic types, transmitted by female Aedes aegypti mosquitoes with white spots, through a human–mosquito cycle, with a three to ten day incubation.
Dengue ( Clinical importance, Types and their details)4:56
Describe the clinical importance of dengue virus, including classical dengue fever and dengue hemorrhagic fever, their biphasic fever pattern, sequential serotype infection, and the self-limiting nature.
Dengue ( Diagnosis, Prevention, Treatment and Thankyou)3:47
Diagnose dengue with tourniquet test, imaging or liver enzymes, CBC and NS1; prevent with sleeping impregnated nets and topical repellents, and breeding-site control; provide supportive treatment, no vaccine.

About Diphtheria (Etiological agent, Important points, Source and communicable)2:36
Diphtheria is an acute infection of nose and throat caused by Corynebacterium diphtheriae, with four types gravis, mitis, medius, and minimus, spreading via nasopharyngeal secretions and fomites for 14–28 days.
Diphtheria ( Transmission, Reservoir, Incubation and Types of Diphtheria)1:45
Learn how diphtheria transmits through respiratory droplets, skin lesions, and fomites, with humans as the reservoir, and review four types and incubation (2–6 days) with sore throat and breathing problems.
Diphtheria ( All types discussed in detail)2:34
Explore pharyngeal diphtheria with grayish membranes that may be unilateral or bilateral, plus laryngeal diphtheria with hoarseness and stridor, and cutaneous diphtheria with tropical ulcers and nasal membrane involvement.
Diphtheria ( Diagnosis, Control, Prevention, Treatment and thankyou)3:01
Diagnose diphtheria using Schick test and antitoxin measurements, with rapid isolation and carrier management. Treat with diphtheria antitoxin and antibiotics, and emphasize vaccination and hygiene to prevent spread.

Requirements

Have basic medical knowledge
Laptop , Computor or Mobile phone

Description

This course provides complete detail about communicable diseases such as diphtheria , chicken pox and dengue. All study material of the course is taken from certified Medical books and researches. This course is beneficial for aspiring medical students , pharmacy students and public health workers. This course teaches in detail about disease, its etiological agent, Its transmission, spread, source of infection, epidemiology, Types, Communicability, reservoir, Incubation, portal of entry, Signs, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Control, Prevention, Treatment and vaccine. All information is certified and explained in easier words by certified Doctor. Visuals are used for better understanding for students as visual memory is most impactful. Easier vocab is used for difficult medical terms. Any person with basic English understanding and basic medical science knowledge can quite comfortably grasp the Concepts and details. A lot of effort is put into Audio quality of the lecture so its made sure that the student learning is not effected in any way at all. Public Health workers must take this course as this course focuses on control, diagnosis and prevention of disease and the best way to eradicate a Communicable disease is to stop its spread.

Conclusion : Overall this lecture deals with every aspect of Diseases( Diphtheria , Chickenpox and Dengue)

Who this course is for:

Curious Individuals
Medical and Pharma Students
Public Health Worker

Dengue , Diphtheria , Chicken pox (Communicable diseases)

What you'll learn

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Course content

Chicken Pox5 lectures • 11min

Dengue Virus3 lectures • 12min

Diphtheria4 lectures • 10min

Requirements

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