Varicella

... IGA E. IGG WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING INFECTIOUS DISEASES WOULD BE BEST CLASSIFIED AS A LATENT INFECTION? A. H1N1 INFLUENZA B. RUBELLA C. PERTUSSIS D. VARICELLA-ZOSTER E. RUBEOLA WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING INFECTIOUS DISEASES WOULE BE THE BEST DESCRIBED AS CHRONIC DISEASE? A. SMALL POX B. MRSA C. RABIES ...

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... and B cells specific for the virus). Herpes viruses are some of the few viruses that often enter latency, these include HSV1 and 2, as well as the varicella zoster virus, the Ebstein-Barr virus and other members of the herpes virus family. The CNS is protected from the body's own immune system ...

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... with a 2--4 day nonspecific prodrome of fever and myalgias before rash onset. Several clinical features can help clinicians differentiate varicella (chickenpox) from smallpox. The rash of varicella is most prominent on the trunk and develops in successive groups of lesions over several ...

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... cause dissease named chicken pox ?? a. Hepadnaviridae b. Retroviridae c. Herpesviridae d. Poxviridae e. Adenoviridae C is the correct answer. The varicella-zoster virus to be exact one of 8 herpes virus I think.

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