Communicable Diseases and Field Sanitation MD0535

✍ Scribed by US Army medical department

• Publisher: US Army medical department
• Year: 2006
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 139
• Series: US Army medical course
• Edition: 100
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

DEVELOPMENT
ADMINISTRATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
LESSON 1
Section I. CYCLE OF INFECTION
1-1. COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
1-2. INFECTION
1-3. THE "CYCLE OF INFECTION"
1-4. CAUSATIVE AGENTS
1-5. RESERVOIR
1-6. MODE OF ESCAPE
1-7. MODE OF TRANSFER
1-8. MODE OF ENTRY
1-9. SUSCEPTIBLE HOST
Section II. BREAKING THE CYCLE OF INFECTION
1-10. BREAKING THE CHAIN
1-11. BREAKING THE CAUSATIVE AGENT LINK
1-12. BREAKING THE RESERVOIR LINK
1-13. BREAKING THE MODE OF ESCAPE LINK
1-14. BREAKING THE MODE OF TRANSFER LINK
1-15. BREAKING THE MODE OF ENTRY LINK
1-16. BREAKING THE SUSCEPTIBLE HOST LINK
Section III. RESPIRATORY DISEASES
1-17. CLASSIFICATION OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
1-18. PRINCIPAL RESPIRATORY DISEASES
1-19. METHODS OF TRANSMISSION OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES
1-20. RESPIRATORY DISEASE CONTROL MEASURES
Section IV. INTESTINAL DISEASES
1-21. GENERAL
1-22. PRINCIPAL INTESTINAL DISEASES
1-23. METHODS OF TRANSMISSION OF INTESTINAL DISEASES
1-24. INTESTINAL DISEASE CONTROL MEASURES
Section V. ARTHROPOD-BORNE DISEASE
1-25. GENERAL
1-26. METHODS OF TRANSMISSION OF ARTHROPOD-BORNE DISEASES
1-27. ARTHROPOD-BORNE DISEASE CONTROL MEASURES
1-28. INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES
Section VI. VENEREAL DISEASES
1-29. GENERAL
1-30. TRANSMISSION OF VENEREAL DISEASES
1-31. GONORRHEA
1-32. SYPHILIS
1-33. HERPES SIMPLEX, TYPE 2
1-34. OTHER VENEREAL DISEASES
1-35. CONTROL OF VENEREAL DISEASE
Section VII. MISCELLANEOUS DISEASES
1-36. TETANUS
1-37. RABIES
1-38. SERUM HEPATITIS
1-39. DERMATOPHYTOSIS
1-40. SCABIES
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 2
Section I. GENERAL
2-1. MEDICAL IMPORTANCE OF WATER
2-2. WATERBORNE DISEASES
2-3. RESPONSIBILITIES FOR WATER SUPPLY
2-4. STORAGE OF POTABLE WATER
Section II. FIELD WATER TREATMENT
2-5. EMERGENCY WATER SUPPLY
2-6. SELECTION OF WATER SOURCES
2-7. SETTLING WATER FROM A STREAM
2-8. CHLORINATION
2-9. DISINFECTING WATER IN A LYSTER BAG
2-10. DISINFECTING WATER IN OTHER LARGE CONTAINERS
2-11. DISINFECTING WATER IN A CANTEEN USING IODINE TABLETS
2-12. DISINFECTING WATER IN A CANTEEN USING CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE
2-13. DISINFECTING WATER IN A CANTEEN USING COMMERCIAL LIQUID CHLORINE
2-14. DISINFECTING WATER BY BOILING
2-15. MAINTAINING CHLORINE RESIDUAL
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 3
Section I. FOOD INSPECTION AND STORAGE
3-1. IMPORTANCE OF GOOD FOOD SERVICE SANITATION
3-2. RESPONSIBILITIES FOR FOOD SANITATION
3-3. FOOD INSPECTION
3-4. INSPECTION OF CANNED FOODS
3-5. HANDLING AND STORAGE OF FOOD
Section II. FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVING
3-6. GENERAL
3-7. RAW FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
3-8. MILK
3-9. SALADS, HASH, AND CHOPPED MEATS
3-10. COOKING TEMPERATURES
3-11. LEFTOVERS
Section III. CLEANING OF FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
3-12. CLEANING FIELD DINING FACILITIES
3-13. CLEANING COOKING AND SERVING UTENSILS
3-14. CLEANING INDIVIDUAL MESS KITS
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 4
Section I. INTRODUCTION TO WASTE DISPOSAL
4-1. DEFINITIONS
4-2. MEDICAL IMPORTANCE OF WASTE DISPOSAL
4-3. FIELD SANITATION TEAM
Section II. IMPROVISED SANITARY DEVICES
4-4. SOAKAGE PIT
4-5. HANDWASHING DEVICES
4-6. SHOWER FACILITIES
Section III. HUMAN WASTES
4-7. LATRINES
4-8. CONSTRUCTION OF LATRINES
4-9. CLOSING A LATRINE
4-10. STRADDLE TRENCH LATRINE
4-11. DEEP PIT LATRINE
4-12. MOUND LATRINE
4-13. BORED-HOLE LATRINE
4-14. PAIL LATRINE
4-15. BURN-OUT LATRINE
4-16. URINE DISPOSAL FACILITIES
Section IV. LIQUID WASTES
4-17. KITCHEN WASTES DISPOSAL FACILITIES
4-18. BAFFLE GREASE TRAPS
4-19. BARREL FILTER GREASE TRAP
4-20. EVAPORATION BEDS
4-21. BATH AND WASH WATER
Section V. GARBAGE, RUBBISH, AND INFECTIOUS WASTES
4-22. GARBAGE DISPOSAL
4-23. RUBBISH DISPOSAL
4-24. INFECTIOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 5
Section I. MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASES
5-1. MOSQUITOES
5-2. MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASES
5-3. UNIT MOSQUITO CONTROL MEASURES
Section II. TICK-BORNE DISEASES
5-4. TICKS
5-5. TICK-BORNE DISEASES
5-6. TICK CONTROL METHODS
SECTION III. MITE-BORNE DISEASES
5-7. MITES
5-8. MITE-BORNE DISEASES
5-9. MITE CONTROL METHODS
Section IV. LOUSE-BORNE DISEASES
5-10. LICE
5-11. LOUSE-BORNE DISEASES
5-12. INSPECTIONS
5-13. UNIT DELOUSING PROCEDURES
Section V. FLEA-BORNE DISEASES
5-14. FLEAS
5-15. FLEA-BORNE DISEASES
5-16. FLEA CONTROL
Section VI. MISCELLANEOUS ARTHROPOD-BORNE DISEASES
5-17. HOUSEFLIES
5-18. SAND FLIES
5-19. BLACK FLIES
5-20. KISSING BUGS
Section VII. RODENT-BORNE DISEASES
5-22. RODENT-BORNE DISEASES
5-23. ENVIRONMENTAL RODENT CONTROL
5-24. RODENT CONTROL PROGRAMS
5-25. DISPOSAL OF DEAD RODENTS
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS