00:00We use anti-rabbage vaccine and we also use precautions to protect the wound and to protect the wound and to protect the wound and to protect the wound and to protect the wound.
00:15and then precautionary or titnus and ARV
00:23and then total 4 doses
00:30all of these are available in our block level
00:36other than the CAC system.
00:40In our scheme of dogs, we do very much in the CAC system.
00:47We also come here in the Javra and in Birmawal.
00:53After adding anti-rabids, we will give our schedule against the 90% of the people who aren't
00:57getting the revives.
00:58You will get the remaining 10% of the ability of revives to get the revives back.
01:05is a virus.
01:06So, if it gets infected with the dog, it gets transferred to the saliva and it goes into
01:12the nerves.
01:13So, if it goes into the nerves, it becomes a house and it becomes a problem with the
01:17nerves.
01:18It becomes a root of neuron to neuron.
01:20So, it becomes a nerve.
01:23So, after that, we can check it.
01:26So, it's important that when you have a dog bite, you have to clean the wound with
01:33wash with the primary care of the patient.
01:38The precaution is that the anti-rabble vaccine will be applied to the proper dose.
01:45If it is in the facial area, it will increase the amount of wound.
01:51So, that is the criteria for the patient doctor.
01:58And then, if you take a precaution, even if you have a hydrophobia, then you can't control it.
02:09So, dog bite, like January 1321, total of the total of 6,783 dog bite.
02:20In the heat of the cold, the dogs are often in the cold.
02:34The other thing is that there is a breeding season,
02:38when children get older,
02:41then some children get sick.
02:44When children are young, they go to play with their children and they think that their children are going to hurt their children.
02:54So, they don't want to cut their children.
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