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1
SARS
  • Ms. Nuttapak P.
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Whats SARS
  • Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
  • is corona virus as a serious form of pneumonia
    resulting in acute respiratory distress.
  • Also most probably causes the common harmful
    sickness, even severe ill will probably die.

3
  • According to researchers in Hong Kong the SARS
    virus actually come from animals and spread
    rapidly over the world in the end of February in
    2003.

4
How SARS spread?
  • The virus spreads direct and indirect ways by
    person to person.
  • Direct infection
  • It spreads through the air, particularly
    with someone who is SARS will definitely infect
    many people around such as, respiratory , the
    skin contact cause contamination of infectious
    droplets and then touching your eyes, nose or
    mouth eg. Sharing of eating.
  • Indirect infection
  • Contact with any objects containing virus for
    example, a contaminated phone and even lead to
    infection on eyes, nose or mouth.

5
Diagnostic of SARS
  • 1. Molecular tests (PCR)
  • Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) can detect
    genetic material of the SARS-CoV in various
    specimens eg. Blood, body tissue.
  • The primer is a key piece as the genetic material
    detection whether it contain corona virus or not.
  • Principally, existing PCR tests are very specific
    but lack sensitivity

6
  • 2. Antibody tests
  • The antibodies produced in response to the SARS
    corona virus infection.
  • Two different types of antibodies (IgM and IgG)
    appear and change in level during the course of
    infection.
  • They can be undetectable at the early stage of
    infection
  • IgG usually remains detectable after resolution
    of the illness.
  • Positive show antibody test with a previous
  • infection with SAR-CoV.
  • Negative no detection of antibody after
  • 21 days.

7
  • ELISA (Enzyme Linked ImmunoSorbant Assay)
  • a test detecting a mixture of IgM and IgG
    antibodies in the serum of SARS patients yields
    positive results reliably at around day 21 after
    the onset of illness.
  • IFA (Immunofluorescence Assay)
  • a test detecting IgM antibodies in serum of SARS
    patients yields positive results after about day
    10 of illness.
  • This test format is also used to test for IgG.
    This is a reliable test requiring the use of
    fixed SARS virus on an immunofluorescence
    microscope.
  • However, this two methods are being developed,
    but are not commercially available yet !

8
  • 3. Cell culture
  • Virus in specimens (such as respiratory
    secretions, blood or stool) from SARS patients
    can also be detected by inoculating cell cultures
    and growing the virus.
  • Once isolated, the virus must be identified as
    the SARS virus with further tests. Cell culture
    is a very demanding test, but currently
  • (with the exception of animal trials) only means
    to show the existence of a live virus.
  • Positive indicate the presence of live CoV in
    the sample test.
  • Negative do not exclude SARS.

9
Symptoms Work
  • To beginning with, sick in fever gt38 C,
  • (the incubation period range from 2 to 7 days
    after exposing the virus. However, it can take as
    long as 14 days for symptoms to appear.)
  • ?
  • Headache, muscle soreness body or an overall
    feeling of discomfort
  • ?
  • Dry cough and a trouble breathing
  • ?
  • 4. Death

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  • In some cases have reported the incubation
    periods of as many as 14 days, but this is not
    currently considered the norm.
  • Some people also experience mild respiratory
    symptoms, which will be acute breathing of lung
    problem.

11
Treatment
  • Researchers have not yet found any anti-viral
    drugs because antibiotics are not effective
    against viral infections.
  • SARS patients having pneumonia will be treated by
    putting on mechanical ventilation to help them
    breathe.
  • Therapy has included antivirals as steroids in
    combination with ribavirin and other
    antimicrobials.
  • However, ribavirin does not inhibit virus growth
    or cell spread of the new coronavirus.

12
Prevention
  • Put on masks to reduce the chance of spread of
    infection
  • Carefully dispose of materials used to wipe
    respiratory secretions
  • Keep hands clean and wash hands properly
  • Maintain good indoor ventilation
  • Build up good body immunity
  • Adhere to good personal hygiene practices

13
Conclusion
  • SARS is a corona virus as to cause respiratory
    illness, contacting by respiratory and body
    contact that show fever, headache, discomfort
    feeling after 10 days, then developed a dry cough
    to become the lung damage.
  • Although the scientists have been finding some
    efficient vaccines to relieve the SARS disease,
    still the vaccines work not well.
  • Hopefully, the scientists will be able to
    discover the vaccine which definitely get the
    corona virus extinction.

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The End.
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