Symptoms

of tetanus infection include painful muscle spasms and difficulty swallowing.

Transmitted

by puncture wound and oral-fecal route

Caused

by spores forming bacteria

b

& d

Tetanus

infection gives you natural long term immunity

Clostridium

perfringens

Giardia

Salmonella

Clostridium

botulinum

Two

doses of rabies vaccine on days 0 & 

3

Hyper-Immune

Rabies Immunoglobulin as soon as possible

No need to take any post exposure vaccines as he is previously pre

immunized

Four

doses of rabies vaccine on days 0, 3 7, 14 plus Hyper-Immune Rabies

Immunoglobulin on day 0

Communicable

after the onset  of symptoms

Less

likely to develop into pneumonia with prophylactic antibiotics

Viral

in nature

Preventable

with vaccination for all strains

Known

as "the cough of 100 days

Sever

coughing started in the catarrhal stage of the disea

Known

as whooping cough

Pneumonia

is the most common complication that leads to death

Spread

by respiratory droplets

Swelling

of neck

A

thick, gray membrane covering throat

Coughing

& airway obstruction

Apnea

and coughing following by vomiting

Hepatitis

A in younger children is more asymptomatic

People

with positive HBsAg test are noninfectious but indicates acute or chronic HBV

infection

Flue

like manifestations along with colorless urine associated with nausea and

vomiting reflect acute hepatitis

Rabies

in humans is 100% preventable through appropriate medical care and vaccine

The

virus spread from muscle cells at the site of inoculation to the brain and

spinal cord

Once

a person begins to exhibit signs of the disease, survival is rare unless given

one high dose of immune globin vaccine

The

clinical disease mostly begins as a flu-like illness & itching sensation at

the site of bite