What is the Influenza

To (H1N1)?
Signs and symptoms Population of risk
It is a respiratory, infectious sharp disease of
Fever (high temperature) Children between 6 months and 2 years of age.
viral origin. It is possible to come to turn in a
critical illness and provoke up to the death if it General discomfort 65-year-old major adults
is not diagnosed and treats in time. Patients with chronic affections (obesity,
diabetes,
hypertension).
Shivers
Pregnant women

Forms of
contagion
Vomits It is transmitted across:

Secretions spread for speaking

That virus causes this
Loss of weight
disease?

It is caused by the virus of the influenza types Headache and muscular

A.B.C. the type To qualifies in H1, H2, H3, N1
To cough or to sneeze.
and N2.
 To avoid the direct contact with the
sick persons or that they have fever or Year of Productive Diversification and
Direct contact with infected persons cough.
Strengthening Education

SEDE LIMA CENTRO

Touching contaminated surfaces To ventilate the inhabited places The Influenza AH1N1
Forms of prevention
The hands to be washed by water and
soap frequently.

To wrap the mouth or nose up itself on

having coughed or to sneeze with a
handkerchief.

Torres Prez, Claudia mercedes

Antiseptic gel uses if it was necessary
Vocational school of Infirmary

Use masks Cycle : IV

To have a balanced supply.

TO ANTICIPATE THE INFLUENZA IS

English: I
A TASK OF ALL
To realize the vaccination against the Mister : Yhony Villegas
virus of the influenza to groups at risk.
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