1. By: Danny Hudson and Austin lynch
Bubonic Plague
By: Danny Hudson and
Austin lynch
Core 2

2. How It Started
In the 14th century (the 1300's), a horrible disease struck Asia, Africa, and Europe. The people called this illness the Black Death. The disease started in Asia in the 1340's
Were the plague
Started.

3. What is bubonic plague?
The bubonic plague is a acute infection that is in humans and various species and rodents.
After a flea has fed on blood from the skin of an infected rodent( usually a rat), ingested plague bacteria multiply in the fleas upper digestive tract, And eventually obstructs it.

4. Bubonic Plague:
450 million people were afected by the bubonic plague

5. Bubonic Plague:
The Bubonic Plague was found out in about 1348.

6. Symptoms of bubonic plague.
Bubonic Plague symptoms are: swollen lymph glands,
The bubonic plague developed, pneumonia or blood poisning.

7. Treatments for the Bubonic Plague
Antibiotics are usually used for bubonic plague treatment,
Prevent of drug therapy
Control the rat population

8. How is Bubonic Plague diagnosed?
History is possibly bitten by a rodent, rabbits, lice, or a flea.
Mostly summer months
Rural or nonurban residency, especially in geographic areas with known plague foci

9. Carrying the bubonic plague?
Animals spread the bubonic plague by:
Bites from infected rodents
Squirrels
Cats
Dogs
Mice
All spread the bubonic plague

10. World distribution of plague,1998
It spread in both humans and animals.

11. Which did it spread in?
Humans
Both
Animals
neither

12. Still around:
The bubonic plague is still around today.

13. The Black Death
The Black Death is estimated to have killed 30% to 60% of Europe's population

14. Mapping of Bubonic Plague
Spread of the Bubonic Plague
22 countries were affected

15. Web Site Visitations

16. The End

17. When did the Plague start?
B1999
C1300’s
D1400’s

18. Answer to slides 1-5
1300’s
A&C B b

19. Which 2 animals carried the plague?
Rats
Snakes
Squirrels
Elephants

20. Which continents did it start?
A North America
B Africa
C Antarctica
D Australia

21. How many people did plague effect?
450 million
85 million
6 million
A,b or c