Handwashing and Typhoid
Mary
What Does Handwashing
Have to Do
With Typhoid
Fever…Everything!
Typhoid
fever is an infectious
disease caused by salmonella typhi, a strictly human
pathogen. It
multiplies in the small intestine and is excreted in feces.
Contamination is carried to others through compromised fecal matter's coming into
contact with food or water (from infected fecal matter's
leaching into ground water sources).
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Fact
: The simple act of handwashing
before handling food would stop the spread of the typhoid
germ salmoella
typhi
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Handwashing after handling
food is also important
Typhoid
Symptoms:
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sudden and prolonged fever that causes patients'
temperatures to rise to 104° or 105°F
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Powerful headaches
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gut-wrenching nausea
·
loss of appetite
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victims develop bad coughs, sore throats, hoarseness,
diarrhea, skin rashes, and abdominal pain
Mary Mallon,
Better Known as Typhoid
Mary
Facts
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It was determined that
Mary was contaminating people with typhoid and when they caught her
in 1907, she was detained in Riverside Hospital on
North Brother Island until 1910
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Mary was released after she
was taught “proper hygiene” and ordered to never work on the food
industry again
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Mary was found working in a
hospital kitchen in 1915 and was then sent back to North Brother
Island for the last 23 years of her life
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Mary died at age
69
Mary
Mallon "Typhoid Mary"
the
Subject of Urban Legend
False: Mary Mallon, or Typhoid Mary,
as she was known, was responsible for the deaths of thousands of
people.Not True!
Today, handwashing is still the first
line of defense against disease germs like typhoid.
Fortunately, with today's anti-biotics, typhoid fever can be
cured.
"the disease is most commonly transmitted through poor hygiene
habits and public sanitation conditions. Public education campaigns
encouraging people to wash their hands after toileting and before
handling food are an important component in controlling spread of
the disease" Wikipedia
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