Difference between revisions of "Japanese Encephalitis Flashcards"
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|q1=What is the main insect vector involved in spread of Japanese Encephalitis? | |q1=What is the main insect vector involved in spread of Japanese Encephalitis? | ||
|a1= Mosquitoes | |a1= Mosquitoes | ||
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|q2=What two types of disease is it known for causing? | |q2=What two types of disease is it known for causing? | ||
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* Neurological disease in horses | * Neurological disease in horses | ||
*Reproductive disease in pigs | *Reproductive disease in pigs | ||
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|q3= What is important about Japanese Encephalitis from a Public Health point of view? | |q3= What is important about Japanese Encephalitis from a Public Health point of view? | ||
|a3= It is zoonotic and can cause fatal encephalitis in children. | |a3= It is zoonotic and can cause fatal encephalitis in children. | ||
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[[Category: Horse Flashcards]] | [[Category: Horse Flashcards]] | ||
[[Category: Pig Flashcards]] | [[Category: Pig Flashcards]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:17, 15 June 2011
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| What is the main insect vector involved in spread of Japanese Encephalitis? | Mosquitoes
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| What two types of disease is it known for causing? |
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| What is important about Japanese Encephalitis from a Public Health point of view? | It is zoonotic and can cause fatal encephalitis in children.
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