RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS :
1. Chicken pox = 14-16 days ( can range from 10-21 days )
2. Measles = 10 days for the appearance of fever from the day of infection and 14 days for the appearance of rash from the day of exposure to infection .
3. Rubella = 2-3 weeks ( average of 18 days )
4. Mumps = 2-3 weeks ( usually 18 days )
5. Influenza = 18-72 hours
6. Diptheria = 2-6 days
7. Whooping cough ( Pertussis ) = 7-14 days ( not more than 3 weeks )
8. Meningococcal meningitis = 3-4 days ( may vary from 2-10 days )
9. SARS = 2-7 days ( commonly 3-5 days )
10. Tuberculosis = 3-6 weeks from the time of exposure to positive tuberculin test appearance, but the actual incubation period may vary from weeks, months to years.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
58 - Categorization of wastes
category 1 : Human anatomical wastes
category 2 : Animal wastes
category 3 : Microbiology and Biotechnology wastes
category 4 : Waste sharps
category 5 : Discarded medicines and Cytotoxic drugs
category 6 & 7 : Solid wastes
category 8 : Liquid wastes
category 9 : Incineration ash
category 10 : chemicals used in the production of biologicals
category 2 : Animal wastes
category 3 : Microbiology and Biotechnology wastes
category 4 : Waste sharps
category 5 : Discarded medicines and Cytotoxic drugs
category 6 & 7 : Solid wastes
category 8 : Liquid wastes
category 9 : Incineration ash
category 10 : chemicals used in the production of biologicals
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