what is pneumonic pasteurellosis?

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i need to popularize an abstract from an agricultural journal. and i don't know how to explain pneumonic pasteurellosis.
read this article it might help explain it...
http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/pneumonic+pasteurellosis
it explains what it does to animals  (+ info)

What vaccine is commercially available in the Philippines for Salmonellosis or Pasteurellosis?

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We're going to induce these diseases in rabbits for our research. Are there other disease we can induce with commercially available vaccines?
yes,it will be a medical incredible  (+ info)

What are your thoughts on the pneumonic plague in ukraine?

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Do you think this has anything to do with our vaccines. You know Baxter Labortories. Do you think this is a bio weapon?
There is a pneumonic plague? Not that I know of, only a swine flu epidemic.  (+ info)

How does Pneumonic Plague affect the body?

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I tried finding it on Google, but all it said was it affects the lungs. Also can someone please give me some history on it ,during the Black Death? Thanks for all the help! :)
Try again and click on the Wikipedia link. They are SURE to have it there.  (+ info)

How did doctors learn how to cure the bubonic and pneumonic plague?

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HELP PLEASE!
The bubonic and peumonic plague are caused by Yersinia pestis. It is a BACTERIA, which is nothing like a virus. Bacteria is usually completely treatable by antibiotics. It's not really a big problem here in the U.S. but it can be found in other parts of the world.

Bubonic is the first stage of the infection, if you get to the hopsital ASAP you can be treated and do just fine. If you dont go to the hospital you run the risk of it becoming pneumonic.

In a nut shell what happens is, a flea bites you and throws up this bacteria into it's bite. You get an infection on your leg. The infection spreads to your blood stream, you're really sick, and then it can potentially spread into your lungs. You then start to cough out/breath out the actual bacteria and can possible spread it to other peaople via air droplets.

Anyways, with all that said, generally it doesnt happen anymore because you can get treated with antibiotics. Way back in the day, when the plague was a problem there was a lot of problems with over crowding and sewage problems. With that came lots of rats that were covered in fleas that were infected with the bacteria.

Hope that helps! The CDC has a great page on the plague, with a map and everything of where they still see it.  (+ info)

Do you think that there will be another epidemic of the Bubonic or Pneumonic Plague?

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Yes, we would probably be able to treat it with modern day medical practices, but do you think that the black death will ever resurface?
thank you, good answer too.
I heard on Yahoo! news like a month ago, some lady got diagnosed with bubonic plague.
Many people are shocked to hear that the plague is still around.

"Human plague in the United States has occurred as mostly scattered cases in rural areas (an average of 10 to 20 persons each year). Globally, the World Health Organization reports 1,000 to 3,000 cases of plague every year."

In fact, there have been numerous plague confirmations in animals in Colorado this year.

However, with that said, I doubt that there will ever be an epidemic of plague due to advances in medicine, but nature seems to always come up with a new way to thin the population!

Please look at the following links for more information.

P.S. - Clyde, plague is caused by bacteria, not a virus. (Yersinia pestis)  (+ info)

what does hazy infiltrates means and pneumonic process?

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that was what the results of my x-ray. they didn't tell me what does it means. i was coughing almost 2 weeks and sometimes my back's aching. a don't konw what to do. please help me
i would ask a doctor for clarification, but he may not be able to without further testing.  (+ info)

are pneumonic and septicemia also transmitted through rodents?

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or is it just bubonic?
No rodents carry Hanta virus and like you said bubonic the also carry many parasites fleas and etc, the one you want to watch for is Hanta even if you vaccum there droppings it will go airborne. If you have mice, rats in your home call the experts to rid of them.  (+ info)

What modern day epidemic is similar to the progression of the Bubonic/ Pneumonic Plague?

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Avian Flu??  (+ info)

pneumonic plague? What will happen?

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I have read today that there is a outbreak of pneumonic plague in a chinese town. What could be the implications of this if it spreads further? Also could this plague mix with swine flu? what would happen?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/aug/03/china-pneumonic-plague-ziketan
3 people have now died. they confirmed another death. if it spreads further, swine flu will be nothing compared to it. pnuemonic plague can kill whoever has it. it's even deadlier than the black death that killed millions in Europe. but it's most likely not going to leave the city. the disease has been increasing in the past few years. we don't know what to expect. but WHO thinks it'll be nothing. it's not causing panic like swine flu did. and no, it can no combine with swine flu. swine flu is a virus. plague is a bacteria.  (+ info)

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