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Viral disease chart

Disease Transmission Special Signs/Symptoms Information Chicken pox Small pox Measles Warts Poliomyelitis Mononucleosis Rabies encephalitis Yellow fever Dengue fever Hemorrhagic fevers Hepatitis A Hepatitis !B Hepatitis c Herpes simplex Type 1 Herpes simplex Type 2 npo chi es c t look (scrapie, C disease, Kuru, BSE Pagos:1 of 1 0 of 49

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Disease	Transmission	Landmark signs / symptoms	Special Characteristic
Chicken pox	Direct / indirect contact, Airborne, Droplets	Fever, headache, stomach ache, loos of appetite. Blisters over red rash skin.	Blisters that are fluid-filled and itchy and later turn cloudy.
Small pox	Airborne, Direct contact with droplets	Fever, back-ache, headache, rash that proceeds to flat to raised to fluid-filled to scabs.	The rash is there form day 1 and lasts till the last scab falls off. There is a crater like appearance at the site of the scab.
Measles	Direct contact with droplets, Airborne is less frequent	Rashes on face neck, that proceeds all over.	Small blue-white spots with red base (Koplik spots) near the molars on the buccal mucosa appear 2 days before appearance of rash. Later exanthem appears and a deep red macular rash on the face and neck proceeds towards the trunk and extremities.
Rubella	Airborne, Direct contact with droplets	Pink macules (rash) and papules	Rash first appears on face and then proceeds towards the extremities
Wart	Direct contact	Cauliflower-like rough, scaly, dome-shaped growths common on hands and feet.	Smooth flat-topped yellow brown papules are common in children but absent in adults