Dengue fever is an arboviral disease complex which include :
a. Dengue Fever
b. Dengue haemorrhagic
c. Dengue shock syndrome
TRANSMISSION OF DENGUE VIRUS
- Virus transmitted to human in mosquito saliva
- Virus replicates in target organs
- Virus infects white blood cells and lymphatic tissues
- Virus released and circulates in blood
- Second mosquito ingests virus with blood
- Virus replicates in mosquito midgut and other organs, infects salivary glands
- Virus replicates in salivary glands
SIGN AND SYMPTOM DENGUE FEVER
- High fever
- Severe headache
- Pain behind the eyes
- Muscle and joint feel pain
- Rash
- Skin heamorrhagic such as a positive tourniquest test
SIGN AND SYMPTOM DENGUE HEAMORRHAGIC FEVER
- High fever
- Heamorrhagic phenomena
- Hepatomegaly
- Often circulatory failure
DIFFERENT OF AEDES MOSQUITOES
1. Aedes mosquito has 2 type :
- Aedes Aegypti
- Aedes Albopictus
AEDES AEGYPTI
- There are 2 white stripes shaped like a sail and a pair of white stripes in the middle of the mesothorox (rear center)
- Breeding places in the house and likes to bite people who were in the house
- Very dengerous because it can carried the virus that causes dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) in the body. It can cause casualty.
AEDES ALBOPICTUS
- There are 1 white stripe shaped like a sail in the middle of the mesothorox (rear center)
- Usually spawn and reproduce outside the house. Its like to relax and often bite their victim out of the house
- Its carrying the virus that causes dengue fever is not bleeding inside body.
LIFE CYCLE OF AEDES MOSQUITOES
EGGS
- Exposure to high humidity at the water line for 2-3 days is required for larvae to hatch from their eggs.
- They are resistant to desiccation and can survive for upward of six or more month
- Aedes mosquitoes can lay about 60-70 eggs
- The eggs will hatch within a day or perhaps even within minutes
LARVAE
- The larvae stages take only 5-10 days for development.
PUPAE
- Transformation from the larvae stage to the pupae stage generally take 2-3 days
- Under the most favorable climatic and environmental condition, the entire immature or aquatic cycle (i.e from egg to adults) can occur in as little as 10 days.
ADULTS
No comments:
Post a Comment