[An activity inspired by escape games to engage reflective posture in Ifsi].

In order to encourage first year nursing students to adopt a reflective posture, an educational activity inspired by escape games was proposed in distance learning. This initiative highlights a better knowledge of oneself and a consideration for others, precursor elements in the personal development of the student, in his rise in competences, and to initiate the construction of his professional nursing identity.

Antibody response against Trichinella spiralis in experimentally infected rats is dose dependent.

Domestic pigs are the main representatives of the domestic cycle of Trichinella spiralis that play a role in transmission to humans. In Europe, backyard pigs of small household farms are the most important risks for humans to obtain trichinellosis. Rats might play a role in the transmission of Trichinella spiralis from domestic to sylvatic animals and vice versa.

Within-host dynamics of Trichinella spiralis predict persistent parasite transmission in rat populations.

Trichinella spiralis is transmitted and maintained in both a domestic and sylvatic cycle, whereby rats contribute to the spread of T. spiralis from domestic to sylvatic animals and vice versa. As a model for T.

Epidemiological survey of trichinellosis in wild boar (Sus scrofa) and fox (Vulpes vulpes) in a French insular region, Corsica.

The Mediterranean island of Corsica was considered Trichinella-free until 2004, when T. britovi larvae were discovered in domestic pigs at meat inspection. One red fox was also found infected the same year and in the same area than the infected pigs.