Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) often strikes when many families least expect it –after a child has recovered from COVID-19 infection. Dr. Dean Blumberg, chief of pediatric infectious diseases at UC Davis Children’s Hospital, answers some common questions about this life-threatening complication of COVID-19.

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Dr. Hamid B discusses long-hauler syndrome and MIS-C following COVID-19 infection in children. Talking about his experience studying COVID-19 disease in young children, he says, “This is one of the other primary reasons to consider vaccination in children … not just because they got a disease for three, four, five days, but it can affect them for months, and potentially even years down the line due to … the post-acute effects of this viral syndrome.” For information about COVID-19, visit http://COVIDVaccineAnswers.org.

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CHOLESTEROL CRYSTAL
Crystals are the precipitated three dimensional solid structure obtained from saturated solution. The characteristics of a compound may be determined by the shape of the crystal. Therefore, a crystalline structure is a marker to identify a chemical substance.
REAGENTS & GLASSWARES:
1. Alcohol
2. Cholesterol
3. Microscope
4. Test tubes, test tube stands, test tube holder, distilled water, pipette with sucker, beakers and graduated cylinder.
PROCEDURE:
1. Take a neat test tube and add 2 mL of pure alcohol.
2. Add a pinch of cholesterol, mix and heat it gently with addition of cholesterol to make a saturated solution. (Supersaturated)
3. Now take the content of this test tube into another clean and dry test tube and add few drops of distilled water and allow it to cool for some time.
4. A precipitate appears at the bottom of the test tube.
5. Carefully, transfer the precipitate on a glass slide and observe under microscope.
INTERPRETATION:
• When rhombic shaped cholesterol crystals are examined under the microscope and its shows a notch appearance.

OSPE QUESTIONS:
1. Perform cholesterol crystal test and gives inferences and principle of this test?
2. Draw the diagram of cholesterol and gives its clinical importance
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More than two-thirds of those who perished during the Civil War succumbed to disease. Director of Interpretation Jake Wynn discusses the impact of three infamous diseases – dysentery, typhoid fever, and smallpox.

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The GPEI STOP Program’s public health workforce has been engaged in the global fight to eradicate polio for over 20 years. STOP team members are also on the frontlines supporting national responses to other vaccine-preventable and emerging infectious diseases like measles, yellow fever, hepatitis B, cholera, Ebola and now COVID-19. CDC’s investments in training and deploying public health professionals, where and when they are needed most, help countries build stronger immunization systems to increase vaccine coverage and improve outbreak detection and response time.

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Dr. Paul Sax, Clinical Director of Infectious Diseases at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, discusses virus infections, why he says the U.S. death rate could rise and he also discusses improvements in treatment. Aired on 07/08/2020.
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Jim Downs, author of Sick From Freedom, explains how a mobile population, unsanitary conditions, inadequate medicine, and war combined to spread illness and sickness among soldiers and refugee slaves.

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