Information campaign EAA for World Health Day April 7 th 2014

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Information campaign EAA for World Health Day April 7 th 2014

Small creatures big threat!

Similar to small spiders, patiently waiting for their host animal or human so they can suck their blood

If you never go out from your house or apartment DO NOT READ FURTHER

Did you know, that ticks. can wander over your body for several hours before attachment? can survive without food (blood) for more than a year?

Test your knowledge about ticks at first, a slide with question appears on the screen correct answer can be found on the following slide For each correct answer you get 1 point PREPARE paper and pencil LET S GET STARTED

Which tick is bigger? The male or the female?

Which tick is bigger? The male or the female? correct answer 1point

Do you know what ticks feed on? a) blood b) aphids

Do you know what ticks feed on? a) blood b)aphids Tick bites into the skin and sucks the blood of animals and humans correct answer 1point

Tick transmits the disease, after which you can end up A) blind B) paralyzed

Tick transmits the disease, after which you can end up a) blind b) paralyzed - transmits tick-borne encephalitis and Lyme disease correct answer 1point

Viruses and bacteria enter the body by a) inhalation of the tick b) wound when tick bites into the skin

Viruses and bacteria enter the body by a) inhalation of the tick b) wound when tick bites into the skin correct answer 1point

What is the name of disease carried by ticks in the Czech Republic? tick-borne disease encephalitis Lyme

What is the name of disease carried by ticks in the Czech Republic? tick-borne disease encephalitis Lyme correct answer 1point

Ticks like to lurk in a)long grass, shade, broadleaved forest b)pine needles, in the sun and under stones

Ticks like to lurk in a)long grass, shade, broad-leaved forest b)pine needles, in the sun and under stones correct answer 1point

Dou you know, how to protect from ticks? Remember 1), 2), 3) 1. Use insect repellent 2. Wear appropriate clothes Long sleeved shirt, long trousers inside socks. 3. Do not go into the long grass. Ticks like sitting on the tips of grass or bushes. Better neither sit nor lie down on the ground. Walk in the centre of the trail.

Do you know, how to protect from ticks? Write down according to the previous slide: 1. 2. 3. repellents appropriate clothing don t sit or lay in long grass correct answer 1 point

What to do when you have tick bites? Prompt and proper removal of ticks 4. Check your body When you get home, look all over the entire body. Repeat in the morning. 5. Remove the tick If you find a tick, ask your parents or another adult to remove it with tweezers. 6. Disinfect the bite site After removing a tick you need to disinfect the wound.

How to remove a tick Remove it as soon as possible! If it breaks, the body can cope with mandibles like a chip. Do not apply any substances to the tick - use tweezers and grab a tick as near as possible to your skin. Wobble a tick gently! Do not pull or twist a tick otherwise it starts to choke more fluids with viruses from a digestive tract into the bite. Hold the removed tick with tweezers - wrap it into the paper and burn on a fireproof pad - wash your hands with soap and warm water - disinfect the bite site

Which body parts do ticks like the most? a) armpits, groin, under the knees b)palms, feet and under the nails

Which body parts do ticks like the most? a) armpits, groin, under the knees b) palms, feet and under the nails But they can suck anywhere on the body, usually in child s hair correct answer 1 point

What is the best way to prevent from the tick-borne encephalitis? a) rubbing your skin with sliced onions b) vaccination

What is the best way to prevent from the tick-borne encephalitis? a) rubbing your skin with sliced onions b) vaccination correct answer 1 point

If you have been bitten by tick, what symptoms should warn you that something is wrong? Select: fever, fatigue, headache, jaundice, joint pain, hair loss, nausea, skin rush with fading

If you have been bitten by tick, what symptoms should warn you that something is wrong? fever, fatigue, headache, jaundice, joint pain, hair loss, nausea, skin rush with fading correct answer 1 point

Results 8 9 points: Ticks won t dare to get you. 6 7 points: Rather add a raw onion into the salad. Vaccination is the way to fight with encephalitis. 4 5 points: Still problem with identifying a gender? 1 3 points: Better stay at home! You don t recognize a tick even if it rings the bell at your doorstep.

For World Health Day 7 th April 2014 prepared National Institute of Public Health http://www.szu.cz/ Centre for Public Health Promotion http://www.szu.cz/centrum-podpory-verejneho-zdravi-1 2014 For more information about tick-borne encephalitis and Lyme disease http://www.szu.cz/centrum-epidemiologie-a-mikrobiologie-2