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INFLUENZA BY: Rachel Poblete

Influenza Name: Influenza Found: In the air. In the respiratory tract of an infected person. When: As early as October until May

INFLUENZA Classified by its type. Either A, B, or C. Causative agent: various types of influenza viral strains. Scientific name: Influenza Avian influenza (bird flu): Orthomyxoviridae Classified by its type. Either A, B, or C.

SYMPTOMS ORGANS/ ORGAN SYSTEMS AFFECTED: Fever (high, around +100°F) Headache Tiredness/ weakness/ fatigue Sore throat Cough (dry) Body aches Runny or stuffy nose Diarrhea or vomiting (common for children) Chills and sweats Loss of appetite ORGANS/ ORGAN SYSTEMS AFFECTED: Respiratory system, lungs

TRANSMITTED Influenza is highly contagious. It is transmitted through the air from an infected person. The viruses are carried by droplets from coughing or sneezing.

History/ Facts There is a vaccine available against the flu. It is a good idea to wash your hands regularly to kill possible germs. The most famous and lethal outbreak in history was the Spanish flu pandemic. (1918-1919) Death has occurred due to the flu.