Death is due from shock of fluid loss. This spreads through direct contact with body fluids such as blood from infected humans or other animals; proper disposal of the dead through cremation or burial

Was first found in a village in the Congo/ Sudan near a river from which it gets its name

This is caused by the variola virus- symptoms include fever and progressive skin rash with 30% of them dying

The last natural outbreak of this in the USA occurred in 1949. Some of this virus is still saved with the CDC

European settlers bring smallpox to native Americans. Rahima Banu from Bangladesh was last to have it naturally so they stopped vaccinations in 1972.

It is spread from the saliva of infected animals and is transmitted through a bite- most likely from bats, coyotes, foxes

In humans, spreads by way of the nerve cells to the brain; it multiplies rapidly, causes severe inflammation of the brain and spinal cord

Causes partial paralysis, agitation, hallucinations, and hydrophobia- vaccination is possible

This attacks the respiratory system- your nose, throat, and lungs- it is commonly called the flu- different than the stomach flu

The vaccine is possible for type A and type B; the vaccine reduces the risk between 40-60% of the overall population; vaccine tries to match the virus present in the community at the time

There inflammatory condition of the liver; there are A, B, C, D, and E kinds

Easily spread from skin to skin contact- genitals, oral, sex. There is no cure- use of antiviral medications can prevent or shorten outbreaks.

The use of suppressive therapy can reduce the likelihood of transmission to partners although cold sores are a good example and so are genital ones

There are two types- HSV-1 and 2. It can spread if a person doesn’t have a sore through a process called viral shedding- makes it very easy to catch HSV-1 often without ever realizing it

It causes mild to moderate respiratory illness and recover without requiring special treatment; it is a RNA virus

Can cause SARS, MERS, and COVID 19

It was first reported in domesticated chickens in the late 1920’s; a two shot vaccine is possible, so is a one shot vaccine

It is caused by the varicella-zoster virus; it causes an itchy rash with small fluid filled blisters

It occurs in three phases- raised pink bumps, blisters which form and then break and leak, crusts and scabs which takes days to heal; the virus remains contagious until all broken blisters have crusted over

It is a form of the chickenpox virus that occurs in older adults

Certain foods can trigger this- a vaccine after the age of 50 can be received

It is the most common sexually transmitted infection and usually is harmless and goes away by itself- can lead to cancer or genital warts

Vaccinations are possible; it causes warts- genital, common, plantar, and flat warts and includes cervical cancer

This causes swelling of the parotid glands called parotitis. It is highly contagious and is an RNA virus- complications include deafness and inflammation of the testes, breasts, ovaries and pancreas.

It is prevented by vaccine- MMR vaccine (combo of 3 vaccines).

It occurs 10-12 days after exposure and symptoms last 7-10 days which include runny nose, inflamed eyes, cough, and fever. It is an airborne disease which spread easily through cough and sneezes.

Koplic spots are seen inside the mouth but are temporary and rarely seen; in 1529, it killed 2/3 of the indigenous people and ½ the deaths in Honduras

It is called the Tobamovirus; it creates a mosaic like mottling and discoloration on the leaves

It enters the cells through plasmodesmata, through direct contact of the leaves, human handling- it can infect tobacco, tomato, pepper, cucumbers

Prevention occurs by removing infected plants, washing hands during planting, and crop rotation

Herpes is a very common disease in people under 20 years of age, many people have it but they do not realize it in several cases,

Cold sores are usually not treated, because the medications that are available only speed up healing time a little.

Which virus is the corona virus?

The MMR Vaccine contains which 3 viruses?

Who discovered the pathogen and disease of mumps?

Which of the following is an enveloped, helical, negative sense RNA virus?

German measles is the disease caused by

MMR viruses are transmitted through

The treatment for measles, mumps and rubella is

If you had chickenpox, why might you want to take an oatmeal bath?

Put them in order from the first to the last? A) The incubation period begins; B) Scabs fall off the skin; C) Blisters on the skin begin breaking open

What is chickenpox?

Chickenpox symptoms

Which of the following is/are true:

Rabies CANNOT be spread by which of the following?

How long is the maximum incubation period for rabies?

True or False: If treatment is given as soon as possible after the bite or scratch, then rabies is 100% preventable.

Which of the following are symptoms of rabies? (Select all that apply)

True or False: Without treatment, rabies is 100% lethal.

Smallpox used to be a problem. How did Dr. Jenner solve this problem?

How is smallpox transmitted?

By what virus was the smallpox disease caused?

How long after you show symptoms of smallpox did you usually die?

Where was the last major recorded smallpox infection?

In what year was Smallpox officially eradicated?

Where was the first outbreak of smallpox?

Who was the person that first created the smallpox vaccine?

What does this person have?

What virus is this?

What virus is this?

What virus is this?

What famous virus shut down the world in 2020 and 2021?

What virus could this child have?