Signs, Syndromes, and Diagnoses in Epidemiology Session

Basic Field Epidemiology
Session 3 – Sign, Syndrome, and making a
diagnosis
 
In this session we will talk about:
The effect of disease on animal health and
production
Signs of disease
Syndromes and why they are useful
Diagnoses and the difference between
differential diagnoses and a definitive diagnosis
Activity
Task for everyone to do:
1.
Write down what you think the word 
syndrome
means.
2.
What is the difference between a sign and a
syndrome?
3.
Work in pairs to write down as many signs as
you can in two minutes.
Video or recorded PowerPoint
Show file for Session 3
After watching the recorded
PowerPoint
In this video we learnt about:
the effects of disease on animals
what signs, syndromes, differential diagnoses, and
definitive diagnosis are
Task for everyone to do:
1.
Revisit your answers to questions prior to the
video.
Have your views changed?
Group activity – Healthy and
unhealthy animals and production
1.
List characteristics (signs) of healthy
chickens  (write as many as you can)
2.
List signs of disease in chickens
(characteristics of unhealthy chickens)
Group activity – Healthy and
unhealthy animals and production
1.
List characteristics (signs) of healthy
chickens  (write as many as you can)
2.
List signs of disease in chickens (characteristics of
unhealthy chickens).
Group activity – Deaths in chickens
3.
Produce a list of diseases (differential
diagnoses) that could cause sudden death in
chickens in your area.
Group activity – Deaths in chickens
3.
Produce a list of differential diagnoses that
could cause sudden death in your area.
Newcastle disease
HPAI
Gumboro (Infectious Bursal Disease virus)
Pullorum (Salmonella pullorum)
Fowl cholera (Pasteurella multocida)
Poisoning
Infectious bronchitis virus
Group activity – Deaths in chickens
How does iSIKHNAS deal with signs, syndromes
and diseases?
Log onto 
www.isikhnas.com
Review lists of codes
Signs codes – a list of clinical signs and their codes
Disease codes – a list of specific diseases and their codes
Priority syndrome codes – list of priority syndromes
Other
Species codes
Breed/purpose codes
Animal types
User types
www.isikhnas.com
Signs recorded in iSIKHNAS for Newcastle Disease
Newcastle Disease
Fowl cholera signs
Pullorum signs
Pullorum
Newcastle disease
Fowl cholera
Diseases recorded in iSIKHNAS
as differential diagnoses
for SUDDEN DEATH in chickens
Signs recorded in iSIKHNAS for specific diseases
Reminder – iSIKHNAS and priority
syndrome for mortality in chickens
iSIKHNAS - 
priority disease syndrome for increased mortality in chickens
MMU - Sudden increase in mortality in chickens and
other poultry
>1% deaths in a 2-day window
this syndrome is trying to identify cases of 
Avian Influenza
Other infectious diseases that could produce this
syndrome include: Newcastle disease, infectious
laryngotracheitis, Gumboro, fowl cholera, duck plague.
Other non-infectious causes include: acute poisoning.
How might this syndrome result in better detection of HPAI cases?
Group activity – Deaths in chickens
Distinguish between signs, syndromes and differential
diagnoses and final diagnosis in iSIKHNAS
 
Signs – what specific signs are present
Neurological system abnormal
Faeces abnormal
Diarrhoea
Faeces contains blood
Abnormal breathing
Abnormal gait
Increased mortality
Sudden death
Priority syndromes for birds
MMU (mortality)
PLB (unusual or important disease)
Differential diagnoses – possible diseases
Avian infectious bronchitis
Avian influenza (HPAI or LPAI)
Fowl pox/cholera/typhoid
Infectious bursal disease
Newcastle disease
Pullorum
In this session we talked about:
the effects of disease on animals
signs
Syndromes
differential diagnoses
definitive diagnosis
Use of iSIKHNAS to record signs, syndromes
and diseases
Key concepts of session 3
Diseases
 in animals will often result in reduced health and production and may result in
death
Signs
 are changes in an animal that are caused by disease and that people can detect
Syndrome
 refers to a particular sign or a group of signs that can be easily recognised and
which may indicate a particular important disease
A 
differential diagnosis
 is a disease that could cause the clinical signs that have been
observed. Often there is more than one disease that can cause the same signs
A 
definitive diagnosis
 is reached when the veterinarian is confident there is one disease
that is most likely to be affecting the sick animal(s)
Using 
iSIKHNAS
Improve your 
Improve your 
job satisfaction
job satisfaction
Better animal health
Better animal health
for Indonesia
for Indonesia
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Explore the significance of signs of disease, syndromes, and making accurate diagnoses in the context of the Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases. Engage in activities to differentiate between signs and syndromes, identify characteristics of healthy and unhealthy animals, and understand the impact of disease on animal health and production.

  • Epidemiology
  • Disease Signs
  • Syndromes
  • Diagnoses
  • Australia-Indonesia Partnership

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  1. Basic Field Epidemiology Session 3 Sign, Syndrome, and making a diagnosis AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  2. AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  3. In this session we will talk about: The effect of disease on animal health and production Signs of disease Syndromes and why they are useful Diagnoses and the difference between differential diagnoses and a definitive diagnosis AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  4. Activity Task for everyone to do: 1. Write down what you think the word syndrome means. 2. What is the difference between a sign and a syndrome? 3. Work in pairs to write down as many signs as you can in two minutes. AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  5. Video or recorded PowerPoint Show file for Session 3 AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  6. After watching the recorded PowerPoint In this video we learnt about: the effects of disease on animals what signs, syndromes, differential diagnoses, and definitive diagnosis are Task for everyone to do: 1. Revisit your answers to questions prior to the video. Have your views changed? AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  7. Group activity Healthy and unhealthy animals and production 1. List characteristics (signs) of healthy chickens (write as many as you can) 2. List signs of disease in chickens (characteristics of unhealthy chickens) AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  8. Group activity Healthy and unhealthy animals and production 1. List characteristics (signs) of healthy chickens (write as many as you can) List signs of disease in chickens (characteristics of unhealthy chickens). 2. Healthy Head straight Straight neck Clean, smooth feathers Clean vent Moves easily Bright eyes Strong legs and feet Crows or sings well Unhealthy Drooping head Closed eyes Fluffed feathers Dirty vent Not moving Legs bent Not crowing (singing) Reduced appetite Diarrhoea Death Effects of disease on production Deaths Decreased egg production Decreased weight gain/growth Decreased reproduction AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  9. Group activity Deaths in chickens 3. Produce a list of diseases (differential diagnoses) that could cause sudden death in chickens in your area. AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  10. Group activity Deaths in chickens 3. Produce a list of differential diagnoses that could cause sudden death in your area. Newcastle disease HPAI Gumboro (Infectious Bursal Disease virus) Pullorum (Salmonella pullorum) Fowl cholera (Pasteurella multocida) Poisoning Infectious bronchitis virus AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  11. Group activity Deaths in chickens How does iSIKHNAS deal with signs, syndromes and diseases? Log onto www.isikhnas.com Review lists of codes Signs codes a list of clinical signs and their codes Disease codes a list of specific diseases and their codes Priority syndrome codes list of priority syndromes Other Species codes Breed/purpose codes Animal types User types AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  12. www.isikhnas.com AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  13. Signs recorded in iSIKHNAS for Newcastle Disease AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  14. Fowl cholera signs Pullorum signs Newcastle Disease Signs recorded in iSIKHNAS for specific diseases Newcastle disease Diseases recorded in iSIKHNAS as differential diagnoses for SUDDEN DEATH in chickens Pullorum Fowl cholera AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  15. Reminder iSIKHNAS and priority syndrome for mortality in chickens iSIKHNAS - priority disease syndrome for increased mortality in chickens MMU - Sudden increase in mortality in chickens and other poultry >1% deaths in a 2-day window this syndrome is trying to identify cases of Avian Influenza Other infectious diseases that could produce this syndrome include: Newcastle disease, infectious laryngotracheitis, Gumboro, fowl cholera, duck plague. Other non-infectious causes include: acute poisoning. How might this syndrome result in better detection of HPAI cases? AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  16. Group activity Deaths in chickens Distinguish between signs, syndromes and differential diagnoses and final diagnosis in iSIKHNAS Priority syndromes for birds MMU (mortality) PLB (unusual or important disease) Signs what specific signs are present Neurological system abnormal Faeces abnormal Diarrhoea Faeces contains blood Abnormal breathing Abnormal gait Increased mortality Sudden death Differential diagnoses possible diseases Avian infectious bronchitis Avian influenza (HPAI or LPAI) Fowl pox/cholera/typhoid Infectious bursal disease Newcastle disease Pullorum AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  17. In this session we talked about: the effects of disease on animals signs Syndromes differential diagnoses definitive diagnosis Use of iSIKHNAS to record signs, syndromes and diseases AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

  18. Better animal health for Indonesia Key concepts of session 3 Diseases in animals will often result in reduced health and production and may result in death Signs are changes in an animal that are caused by disease and that people can detect Syndrome refers to a particular sign or a group of signs that can be easily recognised and which may indicate a particular important disease A differential diagnosis is a disease that could cause the clinical signs that have been observed. Often there is more than one disease that can cause the same signs A definitive diagnosis is reached when the veterinarian is confident there is one disease that is most likely to be affecting the sick animal(s) Using iSIKHNAS Improve your job satisfaction Have fun AUSTRALIA INDONESIA PARTNERSHIP FOR EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

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