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Typhoid fever is caused by the bacterial pathogen Salmonella Typhi. It is spread through contaminated food or water and affects about 21.5 million people worldwide each year. Common symptoms include sustained fever over 103 degrees F, abdominal pain, severe diarrhea, and rash. Treatment involves antibiotics such as amoxicillin, ceftriaxone, azithromycin or ciprofloxacin. Prevention focuses on vaccination, hand washing, avoiding risky foods/drinks, boiling water, and peeling fruits and vegetables. In the event of a bioterrorism attack, citizens would be warned to evacuate along designated routes to a quarantine zone, where they would receive safety kits and instructions to remain isolated
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- 1. BioterrorismTyphoid Fever Alicia Lopez Jacky Vargas Ben You
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- 16. Wash your hands
- 18. Boil your food
- 21. Preparing for the attack Citizens will be warned through radio, phone calls, and TV broadcast immediately after the attack and will evacuate. Citizens will be given a safety kit along with directions to the quarantine zone.
- 22. Salmonella safety kits. Citizens would be given kits that contains canned foods and purified water. All citizens must clean their hands thoroughly before eating anything.
- 23. Evacuation routes: Citizens will evacuate from Amar Rd. to W Temple Ave. and into the quarantine zone, which is inside of California State Polytechnic University. Other evacuation routes can be taken through local streets.
- 24. Quarantine Procedures All citizens are required to stay inside the quarantine zone during the attack. No one is allowed to leave the zone until the city gets rid of all the bacteria.
- 25. Food/water contamination. Do not drink water that has not been boiled for at least one minute. Do not eat raw vegetables and/or fruit that cannot be peeled and if you do peel it, wash your hands thoroughly.