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Spread from place to place via the fleas on rats. The Cause. Rat has infected blood. Flea eat on rat becomes infected. Flea bite human disease transfer to human ...

a.k.a The Black Plague a.k.a. The Bubonic Plague Where did the Black Death come from? What were the symptoms of the plague? How was the plague transmitted?

THE BUBONIC PLAGUE Known as the Black Death was on the world s most devastating breakouts ever.

Even though the transmission of the disease is passed through the bite of a flea ... fleas Infested with the bacteria. The mortality rate of these ...

The Bubonic Plague! By Erik Tye And Colton Martin Explanation of the Bubonic Plague The Bubonic Plague or The Black Death was a fatal disease spread by fleas ...

Where did the Bubonic Plague originate? How did the Bubonic Plague enter Western Europe? How were people infected with Bubonic Plague? What were the symptoms of the ...

The Bubonic Plague! By Erik Tye And Colton Martin Explanation of the Bubonic Plague The Bubonic Plague or The Black Death was a fatal disease spread by fleas ...

Flea bite. pneumonic 90-95% infected lungs. Breathing on someone. Coughing, Headache ... Flea bite, Black bumps. HOW THEY TRIED TO STOP IT ...

... Black Death. The ... plague was in England, where it earned the name 'Black Death. ... we no longer have to worry about getting the 'Black Death. ...

THE BUBOnIC PLAGUE OF THE MIDDLE AGES By: Josh B. and Kaylee W. Core: 1 How Did it Get its Name? Got its name from buboes which is where it gets ...

... virologies of rubella intra-uterine infection and the post-natal infection. ... in Lancet by Andrew Wakefield, Royal Free and University College Medical School: ...

By Winter 1348-1349, 1/3-1/2 population of Italy killed. ... principally by reservoir of infected rats, shrews, prairie dogs, and other mammals. ...

Medical NBC Briefing Series Medical NBC Aspects of Bubonic Plague Purpose Outline Background Battlefield Response Medical Response Command and Control Summary ...

Plague CDC, AFIP Diseases of Bioterrorist Potential Learning Objectives Describe the epidemiology, mode of transmission, and presenting symptoms of disease caused by ...

Other names of disease in humans: black death. pestis. both pneumonic and bubonic plague ... of skin - called 'the tokens or God's marks' - hence black death ...

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The Plague Two Med Students in Search of Answers Tam-Linh Nguyen Elizabeth Leddy

Over a course of time, Yersinia Pestis aquired additional plasmids and pathogenicity islands that broaden its range of hosts and change its lifestyle entirely.

Countermeasures Prevent flea bites. Use the DOD Insect Repellent System. Avoidance of rodent populations. Prompt removal of fleas from clothing and skin ...

The Plague The Plague was carried by rat-fleas via the ports of the Black Sea from Asia to Europe. It is transmitted between rodents by rodent fleas and can be ...

Confronting 21st Century Plagues Professor Robert J. Pratt CBE FRCN Director, Richard Wells Research Centre Thames Valley University Hosted by Paul Webber

Black Death. Killed 17-28 million Europeans. 30-40% of the ... The Black Death: Europe 1347-1351. Third pandemic 1855-1930. 30 million cases, 12 million deaths ...

Infected flea bite. Exposure through break in skin. No person-to-person ... Bite of infected flea. Respiratory droplets. Direct contact (6 feet) ...

Enterocolitis, fever, adominal pain, rarely septicaemic, mesenteric lymphadenitis ... Siberia marmots, gerbils. Bacillus anthracis. No case in NZ since 1954 ...

Global connectedness spreads disease as well as ... 'Black Death' is a modern term: contemporaries spoke instead of the Great Mortality, the Great ...

Center for Food Security and Public Health Iowa State University - 2003 ... rats and rat ... Roof rat, Norway rat. Rat fleas may feed on humans. Poverty, ...

Last U.S. outbreak, 1924, Los Angeles. 32 pneumonic cases/31 deaths. Black Death Pandemic. Sudden appearance in Europe 1347. Rattus rattus and Xenopsylla cheopis ...

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Fleas first infest rodents and them move to humans. ... The rat and the human die, and the flea lives. Nobody knew how it spread in the 1400's ...

Make sure you get all proper medical needles before travel to areas with these diseases. http://www.powershow.com/view/5646a-NGVlM/Insects_as_Disease_Vectors ...

Plague (Yersinia pestis) Smallpox (Variola major) Tularemia ... Plague: ... Pneumonic: high fever, bloody sputum. Bubonic: fever, chills, ...

Black Death bubonic ... History of the Black Death.avi. Fracastoro (1478-1553) ... high incidence of death from puerperal fever amongst women who delivered ...

Some Final Information Physical Sign of Bubonic Plague Plague Reservoir: Rats, ground squirrels, and prairie dogs Transmission: Bite of rat flea Bubonic plague ...

aerosolized form leading to pneumonic plague. incubation period from 1-3 days ... Vaccine - only prevents bubonic plague not pneumonic plague ...

Bubonic Plague In 1347 Italian merchants fled the plague-infected Black Sea ports and unwittingly spread the disease to the Mediterranean Basin By 1348, following ...

Three major forms of the disease are: Bubonic, Septicemic, and Pneumonic plague ... Pneumonic Plague: Centers in the lungs. Compliments of CDC. Causes of the Plague ...

The Black Death Thanks for the ride! Also Known As Black Plague It was the bubonic plague (named for big black buboes, or swellings, that appeared on victims ...

Yersinia Summary Table REVIEW Yersinia Summary Table (cont.) REVIEW Yersinia pestis Clinical Forms of Plague (a.k.a., Black Death): Bubonic plague with swollen and ...

Fleas - Distinguishing Features. Sucking mouthparts. Antennae retractible. Jumping legs ... Flea Numbers. Fleas - Disease Transmission. Bubonic Plague (Black Death) ...

Chaucer lived during a tumultuous period During his youth, the Bubonic Plague terrorized Europe, killing a large portion of the population

World History The Black Death spreads in Italy The Black Death spreads in France How was the bubonic plague used as a war tactic? Warriors loaded bodies of dead in ...

August 6th 1666: London is like a ghost city, I now have to walk miles to buy my ... others put them on boats and sailed across the River Thames to escape the flames. ...

Black Death(Bubonic plague) 1348-1353 ... BIBLE translated. Johannes Gutenberg- Printing Press. 18. What idea of the Renaissance ...

The bubonic Plague still exists Quite common among rodent populations A cure is known today but the disease moves very quickly The Plague is still with us ...

Old World Diseases Smallpox Measles Diphteria Chicken Pox Bubonic Plague Influenza Cholera Malaria *Infecting many Native Americans Small pox-trunk of victim ...

raccoon, bobcat, fox, skunk, ... - rabies. rodents - hantavirus, bubonic plague ... Also in 5 coyotes, 2 raccoons, one black bear, and one bobcat ...

Infectious diseases had a profound effect on medieval life. The bubonic plague killed about one-third of Europe's people, some cities were abandoned after losses of two-thirds of their population in one year. In 1471, 10% of the British population died. Although again, the less severe plague epidemic lasted until 1650

Renaissance -- a term used for intellectual and artistic change in Europe from ... The bubonic plague - the Black Death had been striking repeatedly, ...

The Bubonic Plague 'Black Death', 1348-50. Social mobility. Desire for luxury goods ... The Bible and Aristotle. Inductive reasoning replaces deductive reasoning ...

Removes excess interstitial fluid. Defense and Immune resistance. Bubonic Plague. Black Death of the Middle Ages. Pasteurella pestis (Yersinia pestis) Signs of ...

1. Transmission: Black Rats via Indian Ocean Trade ... The Black Death. 1. Bubonic Plague Returns Permanently in the 14 Century ...

Structure and function of the cardiovascular system ... Transmitted by rat fleas. Bubonic plague. Skin is bruised and lymph nodes enlarge ...

Why should you care about something like Bubonic plague? Brigham Young University ... What about Clorox? Spill 3 bottles of Clorox =EPA reportable toxic spill! ...

Black Death. 100 Years War. Beginning. 1347. Ship from Caffa to Messina. Called the Black Death. Reaches Spain and France by 1348. Bubonic Plague ...

All are Single-celled. Prokaryotes. Reproduce Binary ... Tetanus. Syphilis. Lyme disease. Tuberculosis. Leprosy. Typhoid fever. Bubonic plague. Gangrene ...

The Renaissance Chaucer s Canterbury Tales The Disintegration of the Medieval World Bubonic plague strikes Europe, wiping out towns and leading to labor shortages.