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General Lab Supplies by MNC CHEMICALS SURGICALS

Tuberculosis (50x70cm)

INR 154
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Description

The “Tuberculosis (50x70cm)” educational chart is a bilingual, laminated visual guide that explains the causes, symptoms, transmission, prevention, and treatment of TB using simple graphics and clear language suitable for classrooms, clinics, and community spaces.​

Chart Features

Size: 50x70 cm, with durable lamination and often both English and Hindi text, including clear, color-coded sections and diagrams.​

What is Tuberculosis (TB)?

TB is a bacterial infection (mainly by Mycobacterium tuberculosis) that most commonly affects the lungs (pulmonary TB), but can involve other organs.​

Transmission:

Spread through the air when a person with active pulmonary TB coughs, sneezes, or talks, releasing droplets containing the bacteria.​

TB is NOT spread by touch, food, drink, or sharing household items.​

Symptoms:

Persistent cough (over 2 weeks)

Coughing up blood

Fever, night sweats, and chills

Weight loss and fatigue

Chest pain and difficulty breathing.​

Prevention:

Early diagnosis and completion of full TB treatment

Cover mouth/nose when coughing or sneezing

Good ventilation in living/working areas

BCG vaccination in infancy (in many countries)

Isolate persons with active TB until noninfectious.​

Treatment:

Multiple antibiotics for at least 6 months as directed by a physician (Directly Observed Treatment, DOT, is standard in many areas).​

Early and complete treatment cures TB, reduces mortality, and prevents the spread.​

May show a diagram of healthy vs. TB-infected lungs, the TB transmission cycle, and key reminders for medicine adherence and stopping infection.​

Educational Value

Raises TB awareness and counters myths and stigma, promoting early care-seeking and effective infection control.​

Essential for biology, health, and social science classes as well as public health outreach.

Supports DOTS, TB screening campaigns, and World TB Day initiatives with concise, reliable information.​

This chart is an important tool for controlling TB in the community and empowering students, families, and patients with actionable knowledge.​

Specifications

Model No.N-C109