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What steps brought the plague under control?
Steps which brought the plague under control include improve sanitation, personal hygiene, isolation, and rapid disposal of dead bodies. This allowed the disease to run its course and lead to its eradication.
What were the steps that finally brought the Black Death under Control?
With the discovery of cells and microbes hundreds of years later, the plague was discovered for what it truly was, shortly afterward scientists discovered the origins of the plague (the fleas and rats) and were then equipped with the knowledge to fight the plague.
Did quarantine cure bubonic plague in the middle ages?
Quarantining someone only kept the virus from spreading, it did not purge the plague virus from their bodies. They would have most definitely died.
What began to began to bring the plague of 1665 under control?
preventive steps taken by rulers. Such as burying the dead bodies, eliminating rats and fleas.
What are the steps of the bubonic plague killing victims?
you get it
State steps that might be present in the sequential control of a dishwasher?
steps might be present in sequential control of a dishwasher.help me with a block diagram
Where are the manufacturing steps brought together in one place?
factory system
Why are they called the Spanish Steps?
When the steps were built they were made as part of a direct path from the Holy See to the Spanish Embassy.
What are the steps in crm?
three basic categories of control
What are the steps of the process?
There are 5 steps of CRM process. They include hazard identification, hazard assessment, control development and decision making, control implementation, supervision and evaluation.
What steps are being taken to save bats?
they are being brought to refuge and having SEX
What are Steps of CRM process?
There are 5 steps of CRM process. They include hazard identification, hazard assessment, control development and decision making, control implementation, supervision and evaluation.
