Current Affairs · Public Health and Disease Control
Consider the following clinical and public measures related to rabies prevention and control in India: I. Immediate washing of the wound site with soap and running water for at least 15 minutes after an animal bite. II. Administration of modern cell-culture anti-rabies vaccine (ARV) as part of post-exposure prophylaxis. III. Infiltration of rabies immunoglobulin (RIG) into the wound site for all categories (Category I, II, and III) of exposure. IV. Implementation of mass sterilization and anti-rabies vaccination of stray dog populations. V. Application of indigenous traditional remedies like turmeric or soil to bite sites in rural areas. How many of the above measures are scientifically validated and recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) and national guidelines for effective rabies management?
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