Zoonoses Manual - Table of Contents
The Reference manual for Zoonoses is large. For easy access and viewing it has been broken down into 4 components or files:
FILE NO. 1
FOREWORD
FINDING PDF INFORMATION
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
ZOONOTIC DISEASE INTRODUCTION
DISEASE PREVENTION OPTIONS FOR PERSONNEL
Vaccination programs for staff
The Zoonoses Alert card
Disease Prevention
A FATAL CERCOPITHECINE HERPES VIRUS 1 (B VIRUS)
DISINFECTANT AND SURFACTANT (DETERGENTS)
LIVE ANIMAL REGULATIONS TRANSPORTING ANIMALS SAFELY
Western Australian OHS Legislation
QUARANTINE IMPORTATION GUIDELINES
AVIAN INFLUENZA
An Avian Influenza testing option
New Avian Influenza test
Avian quarantine importation
Avian Importation
BACTERIAL SWABBING FOR SALMONELLA SPECIES IMPORTATION
Carnivore Importation
Chiroptera Importation
Marine Mammal Importation
Marsupial Importation
Monotreme Importation
Primate Importation
Reptile Importation
Rodent Importation
Ungulate Importation
EXPORT CONCLUSION
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
ZOONOTIC DISEASE REFERENCES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ZOONOSES TECHNICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
USEFUL RESEARCH LINKS AND PRODUCTS
PRODUCTION TEAM
FILE NO.2
This file contains a zoonotic disease table in an Excel Spreadsheet format that is designed with a word search format. Using the “find” method (see below) assists when searching for specific word. The table provides information for over 300 zoonotic diseases; it is set up to find a disease name and or infectious agent. Scrolling across the screen provides a view of the source animal or hosts, the disease symptoms for both animal and human, methods of transmission and incubation periods.
The disease name or infectious agents have been divided into sections for viral, bacterial, parasitic, fungal Rickettsial and miscellaneous agents. The method of transmission refers to infectious agents such as saliva, oral exposure, faeces, urine, inhalation, and bites. Scratches, ingestion and insect vectors such as mosquitoes, ticks, flies and fleas are included.
File 2 contains an additional spreadsheet table that is designed with a word search format. Using the “find” method assists when searching for specific species. The table presents animal species in the far left column Scrolling across the screen provides a view of viral, bacterial, parasitic, fungal and Rickettsial agents specific to that species or group
FILE NO.3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
How To Find Information
Bio-security and useful websites for research
DuPont Animal Health Solutions
The 3M website
Safety Equipment and Product List
What level of protection do you require?
Occupational Health and Environmental Safety Division
How are micro-organisms released into the environment?
Respirators for Health Care Workers at risk of Tuberculosis
3M Products available for infection control
3M™ Avagard™ Hand rubs
3M™ Avagard™ Surgical Hand Scrubs
3M™ Avagard™ Hand and Body Washes
3M™ Health Care Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask 1870
3M™ Nuisance Level Organic Vapour Respirator 9913, GP1
3M™ Nuisance Level Organic Vapour Respirator 9913V, GP1 with Exhalation Valve
Air purifying respirators and airline systems
3M™ JT10 Jupiter™
3M™ Rapid Multi-Enzyme Cleaners
3M™ Triclosan Surface Disinfectant Cleaner
3M™ Farm Fluid S
F10SC Veterinary Disinfectant
F10SC XD Disinfectant/cleanser
F10 Hand Decontamination Range
Sanosil Super
Sanosil Super 25
Viroclean
Virosil
DEFINITIONS FROM ANTEC ¨BIOSENTRY¨
Virkon
Virkon S
Long life 250S
Pheno Guard™
BIOSENTRY® Pheno Guard (Germ Sentry)
BIOSENTRY¨ TB Phenolic Disinfectant™
What are the benefits of choosing the right product?
SPECIAL NOTE
FILE NO. 4
Zoonoses & Animal disease spread sheet notes
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