Question

answer this questions 7,8,9,10.



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Answer 1

7;Hepatitis A spreads via fecal-oral contact, which can occur if there is direct oral-anal contact or contact with fingers or objects that have been in or near the anus of an infected person. If even a microscopic amount of virus-laden feces gets into the mouth, infection potentially can result.

9,Do not handle sick or dead animal bodies. But if you must, then use gloves plus face and eye protection.Avoid rodents (mice, rats) and rodent droppings.Avoid insect bites by using an insect repellent containing DEET.Eliminate fleas from your home.Avoid touching infected tissues, materials, or body fluids from a plague-infected person or animal.Keep a minimum of 3 feet between you and anyone who may have the lung form of plague (pneumonia).It is always a good idea to wash your hands regularly and avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

If terrorists release plague bacteria on purpose, check for recommendations from SFDPH.

   Preventing Plague 

 If you have been exposed to plague, there are certain antibiotics you can take before you get sick as a way to prevent illness. These antibiotics can prevent plague disease even after the plague bacteria have already gotten into your body. They work best when you start taking them as soon as possible after plague exposure. In an emergency involving plague, SFDPH will announce which antibiotics to take, who should take them, how and where you can get them, and how to take them after exposure to plague.