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5.4 What are we going to do – human component?
Using a set of commonly-asked questions, this section provides guidelines for both bite victims and healthcare personnel on what they need to do if they/a patient have/has been exposed, including management of animal bite wounds and human rabies prophylaxis. It also provides guidelines on administration of pre-exposure prophylaxis.
Click here for more information on human rabies prophylaxis and an overview of the steps required.
All articles published in this section:
- 5.4.1 What is the difference between pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis?
- 5.4.2 Who should receive pre-exposure prophylaxis?
- 5.4.3 What do we need to know about products for human rabies prophylaxis?
- 5.4.4 How do we deal with or prevent exposures?
- 5.4.5 What do I need to consider as a physician regarding exposure interventions?
- 5.4.6 What do we need to know about regimens, doses and schedules?
- 5.4.7 Are there any conditions that might affect post-exposure prophylaxis?
- 5.4.8 What do people, physicians and veterinarians need to know in case someone gets in contact with vaccine bait
- 5.4.9 What happens if my dog or cat comes into contact with vaccine bait?
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