Prática de Shadowing: The Ebola Virus Explained — How Your Body Fights For Survival - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo
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What makes Ebola so dangerous?
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How can a virus overwhelm the very complex defense system of the body so quickly and so effectively?
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Let's take a look at what Ebola does.
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(Theme music) Ebola is a virus.
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A virus is a very small thing.
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A bit of RNA or DNA and a few proteins and a hull.
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It has no ability to do anything by itself whatsoever, and can only survive and proliferate by infecting cells.
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To avoid this we have the immune system.
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The immune system is super complex so we develop a visual system that makes it easy to understand.
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So it looks like this: Let's concentrate on the part that is critical to understanding Ebola and ignore the rest.
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So usually dendritic cells will activate the army of anti-virus cells, support cells and anti-body factories that work together with the guard cells wipe out the infection in a matter of days.
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But when Ebola strikes, it directly attacks the immune system.
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Some of the first cells it takes over are the dendritic cells, the brains of the immune system.
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The Ebola virus enters a dendritic cell by binding into receptors for cell transport.
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Once it is inside, it dissolves its outer hull and releases its genetic material, nucleoproteins and enzymes.
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In a nutshell it takes over the cell, disables the cells protective mechanisms and reprograms it.
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The cell now becomes a virus production machine and uses its resources to build Ebola viruses.
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Once the cell is saturated, it dissolves the cell membrane and millions of viruses are released into the tissue.
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The virus not only prevents the dendritic cells from activating the specialized and anti-virus forces, it manipulates them into sending signal proteins that tricks specialized cells into ending their own life's prematurely.
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So the immune system is seriously disrupted and unable to react.
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When the virus rapidly multiplies, we're talking billions, there are cells that should deal with infected cells, the natural killer cells, but they also get infected and just die before they can prevent the disease from spreading.
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At the same time Ebola infects the guard cells of the body macrophages and monocytes, not only managing to circumvent their defenses, it also manipulates some to signal to the cells make up the blood vessels telling into release fluid into the body Usually this makes sense, but in this case it just causes mayhem.
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All of the body's neutrophils are activated awaken by the virus and the macrophages signals then are not very effective against viruses and should not be involve in this fight and begin to do lots of stuffs they shouldn't do.
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The neutrophils signals to the blood vessels to release more fluid causing internal bleeding.
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Another area of the body Ebola attacks is the liver. The virus finds it very easy to enter the liver and it quickly starts killing loads of liver cells and causing organ failure and more internal bleeding.
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And all those things are going on at the same time.
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As the virus spreads, it's like nukes exploding every where.
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One incident of this in one region will be problem enough But now is starting to happen everywhere at once.
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All the mechanisms of the immune system have evolve to handle infections work against you.
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And the virus continues to spread and spread.
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And finally begins to infect more and more body cells while the body desperately struggles to stay alive.
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In a desperate last effort to turn the tide the immune system launches a cytokine storm.
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A cytokine storm is an S.O.S signal that causes the immune system to launch all of its weapons, all at once in a desperate kamikaze attack.
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This hurts the virus but leaves behind tons of collateral damage, Especially in the blood vessels.
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Paradoxically the healthier the immune system, the more damage it can do to itself More and more fluid leaves the blood stream.
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Blood pours after every opening of the body.
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You become seriously dehydrated that just not now blood left to supply the organs with oxygen and cells begin to die. If you reach this point the chance of you dying is very high.
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Currently six out of ten infected die from Ebola.
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Wow! Ok. Ebola is nasty. So it’s time to panic, right?
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No, not even close.
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The severity of Ebola gets paper sold and YouTube videos shared so everybody is talking about Ebola.
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But currently the only way to get infected by Ebola is to come into contact with the body fluids of a person who shows symptoms Or from infected bat. So just don’t do that.
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Ebola has killed 5,000 people since June 2014.
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The common flu kills up to 500,000 people each year.
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Malaria causes up to one million each year.
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3,000 people every single day. Ten children since this video started.
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So even if Ebola is terrible and scary, don’t let yourself be scared. The most infectious thing about Ebola is the media hype around it.
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You could learn a bit more about the immune system though Transcription made by Miriam Delgado Subtitles by the Amara .org community Revised by: Ace Ervite
Contexto & Antecedentes
No vídeo "The Ebola Virus Explained — How Your Body Fights For Survival", o orador discute a complexidade do vírus Ebola e como ele afeta o sistema imunológico humano. O foco está em descrever como o Ebola ingere e manipula as células do sistema imunológico, causando sérios danos ao corpo. Ao longo da exposição, o orador também aborda a importância de manter a calma em relação ao Ebola, enfatizando que suas formas de contágio são específicas e limitadas.
As 5 Principais Frases para Comunicação Diária
- Ebola é um vírus. – Uma introdução clara e direta sobre o que o Ebola representa.
- O sistema imunológico é super complexo. – Refere-se à intricada rede de defesa do corpo humano.
- O vírus ataca diretamente as células dendríticas. – Indica o alvo inicial do vírus, facilitando a compreensão do seu funcionamento.
- O sistema imunológico lança uma tempestade de citocinas. – Um conceito importante sobre a resposta do corpo em um estágio crítico de infecção.
- A única forma de se infectar é com fluidos corporais de uma pessoa sintomática. – Ajuda a desmistificar a percepção alarmista sobre o contágio.
Guia de Shadowing Passo a Passo
Para aqueles que desejam melhorar a pronúncia em inglês e utilizar esta vídeo para prática de shadow speech, siga este guia:
- Assistir o Vídeo Sem Legendas: Faça uma primeira visualização sem legendas para captar a mensagem geral e a entonação.
- Assistir com Legendas: Ative as legendas em inglês e preste atenção à pronúncia e estrutura das frases.
- Repetição Interativa: Use a técnica de shadowing, onde você repete as falas do orador em tempo real. Fale junto enquanto escuta, focando em imitar a entonação e o ritmo.
- Grave sua Voz: Grave-se fazendo o shadow speak e ouça suas gravações. Isso ajudará a identificar áreas de melhoria na sua pronúncia.
- Revisão e Prática: Volte ao vídeo e repita as etapas até se sentir confortável com a fluência e a pronúncia.
Utilizando este método em um shadowing site ou apenas com vídeos do YouTube, você pode aprender inglês com youtube de forma eficaz e envolvente, ampliando suas habilidades de comunicação.
O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?
Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.