Must comply with quarentine regulation and cooperate with agencies listed in matters of quarentine
Commanding Officers
WHat are the quarentinable diseases
Cholera
Plague
Yellow Fever
Smallpox
Diarrheal ilness caused by the bacterium Vibrio Cholerae
Cholera
A person can get this from drinking water or eating contaminated food
Cholera
Epidemic with the source of infection is the feces of an infected person
Cholera
A disease that is spread rapidly in areas with inadequate treatment of sewage and drinking water
Cholera
Yesernia pestis baterium that infects animals and humans
Plague
Usually passed to people from the bite of an infected flea
Plague
What are the two clinical forms of the plague
Bubonic
Pneumonic
Plague epidemics caused by respiratory droplet propagation
Pneumonic
Prefered method of control of Plague
Rat-proofing of buildings and/or ships
Viral disease caused from the bite of an infected mosquito
Yellow fever
How long does the single dose of yellow fever good for
10 years
Last known occuring case of this disease was in 1977
Small Pox
Prefered control method is Vacinna Virus immunization
Small pox
Instruction in which outlines the quarentine regulations of the armed forces
SECNAVINST 6210.2
Replaced BUMEDNOTE 6250.14
BUMEDNOTE 6210
Procurement of Deratting/Deratting exemption certificates
BUMEDNOTE 6210
Shipboard Sanitation Control Certificate
BUMEDNOTE 6210
Required for ships entering foriegn ports
Shipboard Sanitation Certificate
BUMEDNOTE 6210
How long is the BUMEDNOTE 6210 Shipboard Sanitation Certificate good for
Valid for 6 Months
May be extended for one month by original user
In a foriegn port you may recieve these people onboard for recieving certificate compliance but only with approval of the CO
Foriegn health Officials
Foriegn health officials are can come onboard your ship without any authorization
False
CO must authorize
Foriegn officials Can conduct routine inspections of your vessels
False
Only certification requirements
within 15 days of pulling into US port a patient has a fever 101 F, rash, glandular swelling, or jaundice or persisted for more than 48 hours what will happen to the ship
Quarentine the ship
What can quarentine a ship from pulling into port
Patient temp 100 or greater accompinied by rash glandular swelling
Jaundice persisting more than 48 hrs
Dealth due to illness other than battle casulties
Time span a commanding officer must submitt to high authorities prior to pulling in port of quarentine conditions
12-72 hours
Tubercoulosis Control Program
BUMEDINST 6224.8A
Provides policy and guidance for controling TB amoung DON, military personnel and Military sea lift command and CIVMAR
Purpose of TB control program
Elements of control program TB Screening
TB Skin test
Radiographs
Elements of prevention of active TB disease
Medical Evaluation
Chemoprophylaxis
Elements of management of Active TB disease
Treatment
Prevention of spread of contacts
MER requirements
Early detection of infection and IDentification of contacts
TB contact investigation
Medical evaluation and treatment and follow up testing
TB contact investigation
Elements of TB control as part of the TB contact investigation
ID of contacts
Follow up through testing
Early detection of infection
Medical Evaluation/Treatment
Graduated in 0.1 ml intervals and fitted with a 25-gauge 5/8 inch needle