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This document discusses three viruses - Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV - that can be transmitted in workplaces and infect people without showing obvious symptoms. It notes that while there are no cures for these viruses, vaccination is available for Hepatitis B and antiretroviral treatment can control HIV infection. The main risks are that these viruses may be present in coworkers or contacts without awareness and can cause fatal diseases since cures are still lacking. Vigilance is needed to avoid transmission.
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- 1. Our Workplace Friends? Who are they really ????
- 2. How do they become part of us?
- 3. Can we protect ourselves from them?
- 4. Let me tell You about your “friends”!
- 5. Let Me In!!! Not everyone who wants to get to know you intimately has your best interest at heart! “Mr. Germ”
- 6. Here are some “friends” who want to become part of us on a daily basis.
- 8. What is Hepatitis? “Hepato” = liver “itis” = inflammation Therefore Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver
- 9. Hepatitis B (HBV) Help Me! HBV is a virus that infects the liver
- 10. Liver Cancer caused by HBV
- 11. Hepatitis B Symptoms Symptoms are highly variable and can even be absent! Symptoms may occur right after exposure or it might take as long as 1-9 months for them to develop.
- 12. May feel like you have something like the flu fatigue abdominal pain decreased appetite nausea
- 13. fatigue abdominal pain decreased appetite nausea
- 14. fatigue abdominal pain decreased appetite nausea
- 15. fatigue abdominal pain decreased appetite nausea
- 16. Jaundice yellow discoloration of the skin and whites of the eyes dark-colored urine
- 17. Can we rid ourselves of these friends?
- 18. Treatment of Hepatitis B No Cure
- 20. Vaccine is available for the prevention of the disease
- 21. Hepatitis C (HCV) Meet another of our friends from the Workplace
- 22. This virus (HCV) also infects the liver but it is not related to HBV
- 23. Hepatitis C Symptoms Asymptomatic (no symptoms)
- 24. Malaise Jaundice
- 25. Treatment of Hepatitis C No cure
- 26. No Vaccine Available for prevention Of the disease
- 27. Why avoid these friends? HBV and HCV make up 54% of all liver diseases
- 28. Meet our 3rd wannabe friend from work Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV
- 29. This “friend” weakens our body’s immune system leaving it incapable of fighting off other diseases
- 30. HIV Infection Stages/ Symptoms Initial flu-like illness may occur shortly after exposure
- 31. Weakness Sore throat Headaches Weight Loss Diarrhea Nausea Swollen Lymph Nodes Full Blown Aids
- 33. No Cure
- 34. No vaccine available for prevention of disease
- 35. Risks of HBV, HCV and HIV These potential viral friends are deadly, and are not always apparent in people we come in contact with. They may be infected with HBV, HCV, and/or HIV without being aware of it. These viruses cause diseases that can be fatal, and since there are no cures, we need to focus on…