AN OVERALL VERIFICATION OF AVIAN INFLUENZA VIRUS ETIOLOGY, PATHOPHYSIOLOGY, TREATMENT & PREVENTION

The human zoonotic disease known as "bird flu," or avian influenza, is brought on to equip medical personnel to handle this complicated illness, this course covers the essential elements of avian influenza, such as its etiology, epidemiology, and clinical presentation. This course focuses on discussions of a variety of diagnostic techniques, including RT-PCR, imaging tests, neuraminidase inhibitors, and supportive therapy for problems that might arise from avian influenza infection, such as ARDS and multi organ failure. In the course, evidence- based practices emphasize identifying high-risk groups, preventing the spread of disease, improving patient outcomes, and acting early in the course of a disease. The examination, diagnosis, and management of avian influenza are reviewed in this activity, with a focus on methods to enhance results through early intervention and efficient treatment because of the disease's serious propensity for development and substantial impact on public health. Additionally, it emphasizes how crucial inter professional cooperation is for healthcare providers to recognize exposure risks, provide all- encompassing care, and handle the complexity of severe cases.(1) Key words : Bird flu, neuraminidase inhibitors, spread of disease, zoonotic transmission, highly pathogenic avian influenza virus, low pathogenic avian influenza virus, AH1N1 VIRUS.