List 7 viral infectious diseases: 1. Causative agent: give the scientific name. 2. Description of pathogen:...
List 7 viral infectious diseases:
1. Causative agent: give the scientific name.
2. Description of pathogen: what type of microorganism, if it is a bacterium, its gram reaction and shape.
3. Reservoir/ where the pathogen is found:
4. Name of disease:
5. Major symptoms: give the 3-5 main symptoms.
6. Treatment:
7. How transmitted.
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List 7 viral infectious diseases: 1. Causative agent: give the scientific name. 2. Description of pathogen:...
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