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Ornithosis is define as an infectious disease that affects many bird species worldwide such as parrots, macaws, cockatiels, parakeets, pigeons, sparrows, ducks, hens, sea gulls etc & generally spread to humans from birds, specially psittacine, or parrot-like, birds. It can also be moved to other mammals. Ornithosis is also known as parrot fever , parrot disease & psittacosis . It is recognized as a zoonotic infectious disease produced by the bacterium Chlamydia psittaci.
This disease appears in the hole world specially to those people who are associated with occupational exposure to birds such as poultry farming, which is spread to humans by birds. This infectious disease ornithosis is characterized by pneumonitis and systemic symptoms (throughout the body). It is sometimes applied to infections from birds other than birds includes the parrots, macaws, and parakeets.
Causes
Ornithosis is an contagious disease originated by chlamydia and can be spread from birds,animals to man. The bacterium Chlamydia psittaci are discharged in the lachrymal fluid, droppings, beak and throat mucus and the crop milk. Sometimes transmission appears through direct or close interaction with contaminated secretions or body tissues, as in laboratory personnel who work with birds. Person-to-person transmission seldom occurs but generally results critical ornithosis.
The infected birds by ornithosis become the carriers & discharge the pathogen. The birds contract the disease by breathing in dust having the pathogen, by ingesting contaminated feed or water & by billing or feeding their young.
The infection may moved to the upper respiratory tract. Nasal catarrh appears, a milky yellow liquid may extract from the nostrils and then dry & obstruct them. The inflammation produces itching & pain, which the pigeon will try to scratch.
Symptoms
The incubation period in humans is 5-14 days & symptoms occurs from illness to systemic illness with severe pneumonia .The symptoms in the humans include are rash, mild fever, headache and commonly pneumonia. But in birds, the symptoms occur such as low appetite, ruffled appearance, eye or nose discharge, and diarrhea.
Ornithosis occurs in 2 ways:
- The acute ornithosis can be occur in young pigeons from wheezing noises, uni- or bilateral conjunctivitis & muco-aqueous enteritis with diarrhoea .
- The chronic ornithosis is more often developed in adult birds, which, however, show few or no symptoms of the infection.
There are some of the ornithosis symptoms given below are:
- Pain in muscle
- Fever
- Chills
- Headache
- Fatigue
- Cough (dry)
- Breathing disorder
- Blood tinged sputum
In some complex situations encephalitis, endocarditis , hepatitis , myocarditis , arthritis & keratoconjunctivitis may sometime occur.
Treatments
Tetracycline, an antibiotics are often recommended to treat ornithosis in both humans and birds.
If the patient can't able to tolerate tetracycline, penicillin G procaine or chloramphenicol is recommended as an alternative.
Chlortetracyclin is also used for many years to ebb the as it is the one of the good drugs to treat the ornithosis.
There are lot of drugs available in the market to mitigate the ornithosis, the drugs which are commonly use to treat ornithosis with antibiotics such as doxycycline, erythromycin & azithromycin.
Steve Mathew is a writer, who writes many great articles on conditions, diseases and various other ailments. For more information on ornithosis, visit http://www.health-diseases.org.
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG: feature, price and other details
MERCEDES HAS officially revealed the new SLS AMG GT3 race car, powered by the street car's 6.2-liter AMG V8 engine during the at ongoing New York International Auto Show 2010. SLS AMG GT3 race car designed to campaign in race series that follow FIA GT3 regulations, expect the SLS AMG to be doing battle with Aston Martin DBRS9s, Audi R8s, Ferrari 430 Scuderias, and Lamborghini Gallardo GT3s among others.
The 2011 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG features a 571-horsepower V8 engine and blasts from 0 to 60 mph in 3.8 seconds. An aluminum space-frame body (only 241 kilograms) with gullwing doors SLS AMG GT3 race car, front and rear wings has been widened to make space for the large racing tyres. With a width of 1990 millimetres, the body of the GT3 is a good 50 millimetres wider than that of the standard SLS AMG.
The SLS AMG GT3 is equipped with a six-speed racing transmission with sequential shift. A steering wheel with a diameter of 13 inches facilitates perfect vehicle control. Because it is open at the top, the driver always has a perfect view of the central display, which provides all relevant information such as road speed, engine speed, operating temperatures, lap times and gear selection. The SLS AMG GT3 is also equipped with precisely calculated cooling channels – openings in the front skirt and ahead of the rear wheels direct cool airflow over the brake discs. All four brake discs are ventilated, slotted and drilled.
The 2011 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG race car is expected to delivery scheduled prior to the start of the 2011 racing season. However, interested customers can order this awesome vehicle starting in autumn 2010. The Mercedes-Benz display at the 2010 New York Auto Show, the 2011 SLS AMG will carry a starting price-tag of $183,000 when it goes on sale.
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what's faster, an automatic or a manual?
So, i was under the assumption that a manual transmission would prove to be a faster car (in terms of acceleration) because there is a direct connection between the clutch and the fly wheel, whereas an automatic transmission works on the basis that it slips when shifting between gears. but then my dad told me that 95% of drivers driving an automatic would be able to beat someone driving the exact same car but as a manual, simply because you can not shift a manual shifter as fast. (the other 5% were the drivers that did not care about the clutch and speed shifted between gears). Then i realized that my automatic is a 4 speed, so if i were to be racing a manual version of my car from 0-60, i would only need to make 2 shifts because my car can get to about 65 in 2nd gear. the manual car would most likely have to shift 3 times because the gears in a 5 speed cover a smaller range of speeds. so, wat's faster?
A new gearbox that is showing up on more and more cars is an automatic with dual pressure plates. When it comes time to shift, instead of having to disengage the lower gear, spin down the power shaft, and reconnect at a slower engine speed, the dual shifter has two gear shafts. While the lower gear is driving the wheels, the next gear is engaged and spinning on a second shaft. When it is time to shift, the transmission switches pressure plates. Shift time is reported to be 0.04 seconds. Volkswagen calls this the DSG transmission, and I have seen Porsche advertise the same thing.
So, now, instead of burning up manual transmissions. leaving the engine on high RPM and pressing the clutch in only for the final throw into the new gear, you just switch transmission shafts electronically.
I did have a '56 Olds with a bang shift hydromatic transmission that could get 3rd gear wheel spin, but it was way too heavy to race anyone.
Too young to drive? So they design their own solar cars
They may be the solar stars of the future. Bye-bye, BP, and watch out, big oil, the Estes Park middle school solar-car designers are flaring up, aiming to put you on the skids.
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