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Ways to prevent infection caused by microorganism

1.5 ways to prevent infections

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Ways to prevent infection caused

by microorganism

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Most of the disease can be treated

Prevention is better than treatment

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Ways to prevent infection caused by microorganism..

1.Control the vectors

2.Sterilisation

3.Immunisation

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Pathogens

•Microorganism that bring harmful to human and living thing

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CONTROLLING THE VECTORS

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Vectors

• a carrier, especially the animal that transfers an infective agent from one host to another

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Control the vectors

•How to control vectors such as mosquitoes and

houseflies?

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HOUSEFLY

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Control of houseflies

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ADULT HAUSEFLIES LAY EGGS ON FOOD AND GARBAGE

Way of prevention?

1. Cover food properly

2. Dispose all wastes in covered bin

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MICROORGANISM ATTACH TO THE BODY OF THE ADULT HOUSEFLY

HOW TO KILL?

By using insecticides

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PUPAE CAN BE FOUND IN A DARK NAD DRY PLACE

How to get rid of it?

Clean house regularly

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Larvae live in food, garbage and sewage

What to do?

Cover the food properly

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MOSQUITOES

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WAYS OF CONTROLLING….

They Hide In Dark…

Spray To Kill The Adult

USING PESTICIDES

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SPRAY OIL TO WATER SURFACE

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STERILISATION: )

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STERILISATION

Is the way to kill pathogens that

caused infections

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3 ways of sterilisation

1.Use of heat 2.Use of chemical3.Use of radiation

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Use of heat• By using steam and heated air• Leave no foreign matter on the sterilised object

( tidak meninggalkan bahan asing pada objek yang telah di steril.)

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Look at the wound….

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Some iodine solution is applied to this wound..

why?

To kill the grow of germs

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2 types of chemical used for sterilisation….

1.Antiseptic

2.Disinfectant

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Antiseptics • Destroy (memusnahkan) or stops

the growth of germs on living thing.

• Applied to skin and mucous membrane

• Must be strong enough to kill germ and not to the tissues

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Disinfectant • Destroy (memusnahkan) or stops

the growth of germs on non-living thing.

• Most are powerful chemicals to sanitise clothes, rooms, utensil in hospital.

• Example - formaldehyde, phenols

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Use of radiations

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immunisation: )

Immunity is the ability of human body to fight against foreign substances such as patogens

Imuniti adalah kemampuan badan untuk melawan bahan asing seperti patogen

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IMMUNITY• Is due to the presence of white

blood cells

• White blood cells produce antibody to fight pathogens in our body

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Immune system • The immune system is the body’s main defence against

pathogens.

• - It recognizes, attacks, destroys and “remembers” each type of pathogen that enters the body.

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There are two types of immunity

Active immunity (body produces antibodies)

Passive immunity (body received antibodies)

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Active immunity is divided into

1.Natural active immunity

2.Artificial active immunity

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Natural Active Immunity • i. • - Develops naturally after a person is

infected with a pathogen. • - Very effective and may last for life. • - Examples: recovery from diseases

such as chicken pox and mumps.

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ii. Artificial active immunity

• - acquired through immunization

• - Involves the use of vaccine that contains weakened pathogen.

• Vaccination or immunisation is a process in which vaccine containing dead or weakend pathogens is given to stimulate body to produce antibodies.

• - Examples: injection of vaccines to agains tuberculosis (BCG), poliomelitis and hepatitis B

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Passive immunity is divided into

1.Natural passive immunity

2.Artificial passive immunity

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ii. Artificial passive immunity

Induced by injection of serum taken from an individual already immuned to a particular antigen.

- Examples: Antiserum is injected to give immediate protection or to give rapid help in treating a disease.

- But the immunity does not last long

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• A second dose of injection may be needed to raise the immunity level

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ii. Natural passive immunity

acquired by the transfer of maternal antibodies to her offspring via the placenta or breast milk. - Examples:

Breast-feeding. An infant receives from the mother because antibodies are present in the mother’s milk.

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Importance of Immunity

• • Helps to prevent the spread of diseases.

• • Vaccination is used to fight infection and prevent epidemic outbreaks of disease or deaths.

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