Guidelines for the Treatment, Investigation, and Control of Animal BitesThe Section, 1992 - 74 pages Discusses medical management of animal bites, animal rabies surveillance, animal bite investigation, domestic animal isolation procedures, laboratory diagnosis of rabies, and answers questions about rabies. 9 tables, 10 figures, 4 appendices. |
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... systemic infection that is probably the most common cause of unilateral lymphadenopathy in children . Ninety percent of cases are caused by cat scratches , but dog and monkey bites , as well as thorns and splinters , have also been ...
... systemic infection that is probably the most common cause of unilateral lymphadenopathy in children . Ninety percent of cases are caused by cat scratches , but dog and monkey bites , as well as thorns and splinters , have also been ...
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... systemic allergic reactions reactions associated with boosters . Poor antibody titers developed when ID immunization was used on persons during antimalarial chemoprophylaxis with chloroquine ; only the IM dose / route should be used for ...
... systemic allergic reactions reactions associated with boosters . Poor antibody titers developed when ID immunization was used on persons during antimalarial chemoprophylaxis with chloroquine ; only the IM dose / route should be used for ...
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... systemic adverse reactions to rabies vaccine . Usually such reactions can be successfully managed with non - steroidal anti - inflammatory antipyretic agents ( aspirin , for example ) . and When a person with a history of ...
... systemic adverse reactions to rabies vaccine . Usually such reactions can be successfully managed with non - steroidal anti - inflammatory antipyretic agents ( aspirin , for example ) . and When a person with a history of ...
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Medical Treatment of Animal Bites | 5 |
II | 21 |
Animal Bite Investigation | 40 |
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abnormal behavior animal bites animal bites reported animal control ANIMAL RABIES antibody titer antirabies treatment bite incident bite wounds biting animal bitten person California Department canine rabies vaccines Cats 1 ml chloroquine clinical county or city Department of Health develop rabies Diploid disease dog or cat Dogs 1 ml dogs and cats doses of HDCV endemic EUTHANIZED exposed persons exposure to rabies Fort Dodge foxes HDCV health officer Health Services HRIG Immune Globulin immunosuppressed IMRAB Incubation period inflicted inoculation isolated mammalian bites months Annually nonbite exposure occur owner paralysis pets preexposure immunization public health laboratory quarantine rabid animals Rabid bats rabid skunks rabies antibody rabies areas Rabies Control Program rabies exposure RABIES IN CALIFORNIA rabies prophylaxis rabies testing rabies vaccination rabies virus raccoon recommended rodents saliva serology skunks SmithKline Beecham Solvay Animal Health species specimens suspected tested for rabies tetanus tissue United wildlife yr later Triennially