Yellow Fever Presentation

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Topic - Yellow fever

Number of slides required - min15 slides (Not including title and references slides)

I am attaching a demo ppt given by professor

It is a voice over ppt but you don't have to add voice. I will do it. Detailed speaker note needs which will help me explain my ppt and record voice.

Please ensure rich quality and visual.

I am attaching grading rubric. (NO plagraism)

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Will provide more time if needed (upto 12 hours)

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Dangerous Potential Virus classification Group: Family: Genus: Species: Group IV ((+)ssRNA) Flaviviridae Flavivirus Zika virus Arboviruses Ziika Forest, Uganda Transmission Zika in the Americas Zika in the United States By Beth.herlin - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=46867814 By Beth.herlin - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=46867727 Guillian-Barré Syndrome Zika Infection Diagnosis Prevention Sources • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke • World Health Organization • Nature Scientific Journal 7:19 t Presentation Rubric.pdf OOO 1 of 1 Student Presentation Grading Rubric Mastery of the Subject Background on Body/System and History of Disease (20 points) Information is thorough, interesting, and pertinent to the topic Describe first discovery, early treatments, successful/failed efforts at control Causative Agent(s) (10 points) Type of agent, morphology, is there a test for confirmation (e.g. rapid strep test) Incubation Period (10 points) Sometimes straightforward, sometimes varies based on mode of transmission May even be unknown, but report what you find Signs, Symptoms (10 points) Think from the perspective of a nurse or other health care provider: What physical signs and complaints from the patient would suggest this disease? Pathogenesis (15 points) How does the disease progress upon infection? What systems/organs are affected that lead to the signs/symptoms above? Epidemiology (15 points) How is the infectious agent transmitted? Are certain individuals more likely to become infected? Is it only found in certain areas of the world? In certain climates or landscapes? Treatment/Prevention (10 points) Is there a vaccine? How can infection/transmission be prevented? What is the typical treatment? Is the disease curable/eliminated from the body, or a persistent infection? Presentation Skills (10 points) Overall preparedness and delivery Makes eye contact, speaks loudly and clearly Logical structure to presentation Introduction, body, and conclusion Appropriate referencing of pertinent data Lists sources
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