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Leptospirosis Control

in Post-Flood Shelters
Presented by
Nurhisiyah Madya Jamil Putri

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OVERVIEW CORRELATION HOW TO CONTROL


LEPTOSPIROSIS BETWEEN LEPTOSPIROSIS IN
LEPTOSPIROSIS AND POST-FLOOD
FLOODS SHELTERS
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Overview
LEPTOSP
IROSIS
what
Should we know about

LEPTOSPIROSIS
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“Leptospirosis is a
possibly fatal bacterial
disease that affect
human and animals
alike.”

—LEPTOSPIROSIS
LEPTOSPIROSIS
Etiology
it is caused by spiral shaped bacteria of the genus Leptospira.
It is spread through the urine of infected animals
The source of Leptospirosis transmission are rodents (rats, squirrels),
pigs, cows, goats, sheep, horses, dogs, cats, insects, birds, insectivores
(hedgehogs, bats). rats are the main source of leptospirosis transmission
(especially in indonesia).
It is prevalents in fresh water, soil, and mud in tropical areas.
Example of rats leptospirosis
leptospirosis

HOW DO HUMANS GET INFECTED ?


Contact with urine(or other
body fluids, except saliva)
from infected animals

Contact with water,soil, or food


contaminated of urine infected
animals
leptospirosis

How does it spread ?


Rats and other rodents are the most
common carriers of the bacteria but it can
infect all kinds of wild and domestic
animals including humans.

The urine of these animals can


contaminate soil and mud and can be
spread rapidly to human populations
through fresh water or flooding.
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Symptoms
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Headache
Vomitting
High fever
Abominal pain
Red eyes
Muscle pain
Jaundice
Diarrhea
cold
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leptospirosis

Environmental conditions
can be a risk factor for
leptospirosis, such as in
flood-prone areas. floods
increase the risk of
leptospirosis through
bacteria carried by reservoir
animals to humans.
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WHY ???
02 leptospirosis
Leptospira can survive in an environment
03 with a pH close to neutral (6.8 – 7.4).
Leptospira can live for months in a warm
environment (22◦C) and relatively neutral pH
(pH 6.2-8).
These bacteria can live in reminiscent water.
The characteristics of water in rice fields that
are suitable for Leptospira bacteria are
stagnant water with a height of 5-10 cm and a
pH between 6.7-8.5.
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management
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How to control
LEPTOSPIROSIS SHELTERS
management

preventive curative

promotive rehabilitative
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preventive
How to prevent ???
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03 Increase early
districts/cities make alertness in the Improve health
preparedness preliminary health promotion efforts of
instructions at each center, especially in Leptospirosis
level. the flood prone areas

Control of risk Prepare sufficient Improve cross-


factors of personnel and logistics in sectoral coordination.
leptospirosis such as district/city and provincial
Keeping the health centers by forming
environment clean a Quick Action Team to
and ensuring the deal with leptospirosis
home environment is infections in flood prone
free from mice areas.
management

preventive curative

promotive rehabilitative
Therapy for mild Leptospirosis curative

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p tio Alt
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Doxycycline 2X100 mg for  Amoxicillin 3X500mg/day


7 days except in children, in adults
pregnant women, or if there  Or 10-20 mg/kg every 8
are contraindications to hours in children for 7 days
Doxycycline.
 If allergic to Amoxicillin
can be given Macrolide.
Treatment of severe curative
leptospirosis cases

● Penicillin
Prokaline 1.5
million units IM ● Supportive therapy is
● Ceftriaxone needed if there are
per 6 hours for 7 ● Ampicillin 4
1-2 grams iv complications.
days X 1 gram iv
for 7 days
per day for 7
days
management

preventive curative

promotive rehabilitative
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promotive
Health promotion
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store food Consuming Avoid direct always wash hands and


or drinks clean contact with feet with soap after
properly to drinking contaminated cleaning the sediment left
avoid rats. water water, such as over from flooding at
swimming or home to the sewers.
bathing
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promotive
Health promotion
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Use personal protective clothing, eradicate mice at home
such as wear high rubber boots and clean floors or
and rubber gloves if you are areas touched by rats
active in puddles with disinfectant to
avoid leptospirosis.
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promotive
Health promotion
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Cover the wound with a Conduct outreach to Immediately report any
waterproof plaster, the community so that complaints of
especially before coming there is always Leptospirosis to the
into contact with the increased awareness of nearest health officer.
water in the post-flood disease prevention and
area. modes of transmission
management

preventive curative

promotive rehabilitative
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rehabilitative management
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Health promotion
Improving the quality activities regarding to the
of the environment as clean and healthy lifestyle,
a cause of transmission especially in vulnerable (at
of Leptospirosis risk) populations.
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