Three main classes of marine creatures can harm humans through venom delivery: nematocysts, bites, and stings. Nematocysts from jellyfish, fire corals, and other invertebrates can cause symptoms ranging from stinging to cardiovascular failure. Sharks, octopi, and other biting creatures may cause bleeding, injury, or paralysis. Sea urchins, cone shells, stingrays, and other stingers can induce pain, swelling, nausea, paralysis, and potentially respiratory arrest. Proper first aid and medical treatment depends on the type of envenomation but may include pressure immobilization, antivenom, CPR, and life support.
There are many diseases of fish which can be troublesome to commercial producers as well as the recreational pond owner. Many disease outbreaks of captive fish stocks are associated with stressful conditions such as poor water quality, excessive crowding or inadequate nutrition.
There are many diseases of fish which can be troublesome to commercial producers as well as the recreational pond owner. Many disease outbreaks of captive fish stocks are associated with stressful conditions such as poor water quality, excessive crowding or inadequate nutrition.
The present PPT discusses following important points:
Aquaculture for affordable animal protein
Hurdles in intensive farming
Vaccinology in Aquaculture industry
DNA vaccines (current status & future prospects)
Organisms in the water, especially saltwater, attach to slick surfaces like a boat's hull. It doesn't take long for a boat hull to become slimy with algae. Algae pave the way for adherence of other organisms. The general term for organism on a boat hull is fouling. Fouling makes boats drag, use more fuel and harder to maneuver. Invasive organisms spread by hitching a ride on the underside of a boat. Common marine foulers include barnacles, algae, shellfish, tunicates, ship-
worms, gribbles etc.
Wood borers are highly specialised animals which penetrate wooden structures such as boats, wharves, jetties, driftwood and even living mangrove trees. Many can digest the wood owing to cellulose-digesting bacteria or protozoa living in their guts. Only a few species can actually produce their own cellulose-digesting enzymes (cellulases).Wood borers are insects that chew their way into the solid trunk of a living tree or into a wooden structure, such as an old boat or house. Healthy trees are rarely attacked by wood borers, but a diseased or dying specimen can often host these kinds of invaders. The same goes for old houses and boats, where rain-soaked or rotten wood is more susceptible to invasion.
Marine Scoops Guide To Coral Reefs (Part 1/3)Marine Scoop
A brief introduction to coral biology, reef formation and coral reproduction. Check out more at www.marinescoop.com and sign up to our weekly newsletter to receive parts II and III as soon as they are released! Part II will cover natural threats to coral reefs, coral bleaching, reef pollution, reef sedimentation, coral reef acidification and coral disease. Part III will cover overexploitation of reefs, destructive fishing practices on reefs, coral reef management and marine protected areas. Feel free to suggest another marine ecosystem to cover!
In terms of biomass, the greatest migration in the world is the migration of Zooplankton .
Zooplankton migration is different because it moves up and down through the ocean's depths rather than traversing a landscape.
Zooplankton distribution and seasonal successionAl Nahian Avro
The seasonal distribution of the major components of the zooplankton community, protozooplankton, copepods and cladocerans, along a eutrophication gradient were examined in order to establish if eutrophication through increases in phytoplankton biomass and productivity has an impact on biomass and composition of the zooplankton community
The present PPT discusses following important points:
Aquaculture for affordable animal protein
Hurdles in intensive farming
Vaccinology in Aquaculture industry
DNA vaccines (current status & future prospects)
Organisms in the water, especially saltwater, attach to slick surfaces like a boat's hull. It doesn't take long for a boat hull to become slimy with algae. Algae pave the way for adherence of other organisms. The general term for organism on a boat hull is fouling. Fouling makes boats drag, use more fuel and harder to maneuver. Invasive organisms spread by hitching a ride on the underside of a boat. Common marine foulers include barnacles, algae, shellfish, tunicates, ship-
worms, gribbles etc.
Wood borers are highly specialised animals which penetrate wooden structures such as boats, wharves, jetties, driftwood and even living mangrove trees. Many can digest the wood owing to cellulose-digesting bacteria or protozoa living in their guts. Only a few species can actually produce their own cellulose-digesting enzymes (cellulases).Wood borers are insects that chew their way into the solid trunk of a living tree or into a wooden structure, such as an old boat or house. Healthy trees are rarely attacked by wood borers, but a diseased or dying specimen can often host these kinds of invaders. The same goes for old houses and boats, where rain-soaked or rotten wood is more susceptible to invasion.
Marine Scoops Guide To Coral Reefs (Part 1/3)Marine Scoop
A brief introduction to coral biology, reef formation and coral reproduction. Check out more at www.marinescoop.com and sign up to our weekly newsletter to receive parts II and III as soon as they are released! Part II will cover natural threats to coral reefs, coral bleaching, reef pollution, reef sedimentation, coral reef acidification and coral disease. Part III will cover overexploitation of reefs, destructive fishing practices on reefs, coral reef management and marine protected areas. Feel free to suggest another marine ecosystem to cover!
In terms of biomass, the greatest migration in the world is the migration of Zooplankton .
Zooplankton migration is different because it moves up and down through the ocean's depths rather than traversing a landscape.
Zooplankton distribution and seasonal successionAl Nahian Avro
The seasonal distribution of the major components of the zooplankton community, protozooplankton, copepods and cladocerans, along a eutrophication gradient were examined in order to establish if eutrophication through increases in phytoplankton biomass and productivity has an impact on biomass and composition of the zooplankton community
Scuba Diving in Playa Del Carmen is an amazing experience for divers of all skill levels. Whether it is diving for beginners or advanced dives, Diversity Diving has something for everyone. The Lionfish invasion has a significant impact on the reef systems throughout the Caribbean. Do your part to help save our reefs.
first aid, Principles of First aid treatment, Shock, Burn, Poisoning, Snake bites, Chocking, Heart attack, Cardiac arrest, Cardio pulmonary resuscitation CPR, Element of minor surgery,
This is a power point i did in 2010 in Gateway. It is about zoonotic diseases that animals can get. I chose to do this as i wanted to be a vet or vet nurse
Snake bite and its management by first aid and antivenomShwetaKhadka
about snake bite ,venom,types of venom,first aid,antivenom,and management ,epidemiology ,dosage and route of antivenom administration , anaphylactic reaction due to antivenom , general symptoms of snake bite,immobilization process , formation of antivenom
2. Introduction 2000 species are venomous or poisoning to human Many can produce sever illness and fatilties Number of victims increase Most marine injure human with defence and food –procuring devices
3. VenoumsMarine Animals Three main classes according to mechanism of venom delivery; 1- Nematocysts 2- Bites 3- Stings
23. Symptoms tentacles which inject the poison become sticky and adhere tightly to the skin venom of box jellyfish has cardiotoxic, neurotoxic and highly dermatonecrotic components
24. In oman Batinah coast and far east like Sur Jun , July and August 75 cases were reported in koula hospital between 1991-1992 mild – moderate cases , no death
38. Sharks About 350 species of sharks, only 30 species could potentially be dangerous to humans and only 12 are reported potentially aggressive and dangerous Most dangerous to human; - Great white -Tiger shark -Bull shark
39. Symptoms & signs Severe bleeding, injury to or excision of muscle & bone
40. Treatment Control any visible bleeding by applying direct pressure. Keep the victim calm. Provide warmth, since the victim may be chilled from the water and may be suffering from hypothermia Transfer the pt. To the hospital
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42. Octopus - blue –ringed - bitten in upper extremities - modified salivary gland - venom into the wound - vasodilator and inhibitor of neuromuscular transmission
43. Symptoms initial bite is not painful weakness and numbness nausea and vomiting. Severe envenomations may progress rapidly to generalised flaccid paralysis and respiratory failure Death may occur in as little as thirty minutes.
44. Treatmnet Reassure the patient and encourage them to remain calm . Pressure-immobilisation first aid is recommended No antivenin supportive respiratory support is most important lifesaving intervention
61. treatment Most wounds heal in about one month. spines have penetrated a joint or nerve, see a doctor wound shows any sign of infection, such as redness, warmth, or pus formation. Victims with generalized weakness, shortness of breath, and/or nausea and vomiting after a puncture should go directly to an emergency facility
62. Cone shells Much more toxic than sea urchins Tubular gland connect to several teeth at the retractable proboscis venom conetinesevralprotiens ; - 3-indolyl derivatives which act on skeletal muscle & cause variably spastic and flaccid paralysis
73. Shallow, sandy areas to deep oceans Tail with poisonous barb near base of body. Sting are often broken or left in the wound
74. Symptoms Lacerations & severe pain. Punctures in abdomen or chest are very serious. Anorexia, Nausea and vomiting. Diarrhea, increase micturition & salivation. Muscle cramping, tremor & tonic paralysis. Convulsions. Cardiac abnormalities to include asystole. Hypotension. Respiratory depression. Ulceration and necrosis & Infection.
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76. First aid Lay the person down If the person is vomiting, position the person on the side so they do not inhale vomit. Stop the bleeding by applying direct pressure with a clean cloth or whatever is available such as a beach towel. You may attempt to remove the stinger with tweezers to decrease toxinexposure if doing so will not cause further injury. Be careful not to injure yourself with the stinger.
77. First aid If there is no pain, then treat as a puncture wound or laceration by cleaning and disinfecting with soap and water. faintness or sweating (which indicate that venom has been absorbed into the body), arrange for transportation to a medical facility
99. Stonefish Glands at the base of their needle-like dorsal fin spines Most venomous fish known Exactly like an encrusted rock Severity of the symptoms depends on the depth of penetration and the number of spines involved
100. Stonefish pain Tremendous swelling rapidly develops with death of tissues Muscle weakness Temporary paralysis Shock
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102. First AId Remove pieces of spines encouraging bleeding might remove some venom wash with water. Rest and elevate immerse wound in hot water (45 C or 113 F) for 30-90 minutes or until pain decreases elevate and dress with something clean.
103. Mangment Local analgsia IV narcotic analgesia, local anaesthetic infiltration or regional block may be required antivenom ; 1-the victim suffers from severe pain 2-systematic symptoms like weakness and paralysis are observed 3-there are multiple punctures, which indicate the discharge of several spines. This means that larger amount of venom has been injected.
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105. Important points Be prepared for cardiopulmonary collapse even in what appears to be a minor envenomation. Be prepared for anaphylactic reactions. When culturing wounds, inform the laboratory that the injury was in a marine environment. Factors, such as salt concentration of the media, incubation temperatures, and time, need to be adjusted.