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NATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR MANAGEMENT OF RABIES AND ANTIRABIES PROPHYLAXISZoonotic Disease Control Unit Health Emergencies Programme Communicable Diseases Division Department of Public Health Ministry of Health, Thimphu, Bhutan3rd Edition 2023 Revised in 2024NATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR MANAGEMENT OF RABIES AND ANTIRABIES PROPHYLAXISZoonotic Disease Control Unit Health Emergencies Programme Communicable Diseases Division Department of Public Health Ministry of Health, Thimphu, Bhutan 3rd Edition

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1. Assess the exposure level to rabies: Determine if the individual has been bitten or scratched by an animal potentially infected with rabies.
2. Clean the wound immediately: Wash the bite or scratch thoroughly with soap and water for at least 15 minutes.
3. Seek medical attention: Contact a healthcare professional as soon as possible after exposure.
4. Determine vaccination needs: If the individual has not been vaccinated against rabies before, they may need to receive rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP).
5. Administer rabies vaccine: Follow the vaccination schedule as directed by the healthcare provider, usually involving a series of shots.
6. Monitor for symptoms: Keep an eye out for any symptoms of rabies, such as fever, confusion, or seizures.

Who needs management of rabies?

1. Individuals who have been bitten or scratched by potentially rabid animals, such as bats, raccoons, or dogs.
2. People working in high-risk jobs, such as veterinarians or animal control officers.
3. Travelers to areas where rabies is common and where access to medical care may be limited.
4. Individuals who are in close contact with wildlife or domestic animals that may be infected.

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What is management of rabies?

Management of rabies involves implementing strategies and protocols to monitor, report, and control cases of rabies, ensuring public health and safety through vaccination, education, and response measures.

Who is required to file management of rabies?

Healthcare providers, veterinarians, and public health officials are typically required to file management of rabies, reporting any suspected rabies cases in humans or animals.

How to fill out management of rabies?

To fill out management of rabies, one must gather relevant data, including patient or animal information, exposure details, vaccination status, and submit the information to the appropriate health department or agency.

What is the purpose of management of rabies?

The purpose of management of rabies is to prevent the spread of the disease, protect public health, facilitate prompt medical treatment, and ensure effective monitoring and reporting of rabies cases.

What information must be reported on management of rabies?

The information that must be reported includes the details of the exposure incident, vaccination history, clinical signs, animal identification, and any relevant public health actions taken.