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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Polio |
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RNA
Dx: GI disease (Most common cause of diarrhea) |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Easter Equine Ecephalitis |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Rubella |
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RNA
Dx: HIV/AIDS
A retrovirus (RNA->DNA->Human) |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Flu |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Rabies
Vaccine still helps even after infection |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Measles |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Mumps |
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RNA
Dx: Croup, Respiratory illness in infants, (Must be differentiated from epiglottitis) |
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DNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Genital warts (-> Oral warts) |
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DNA
Dx: Almost anywhere in the body |
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| Herpes Simplex 1,2 (HSV 1,2) |
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DNA
1 Dx: Cold Sores
2 Dx: Genital, Oral |
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DNA
Dx: Immunocompromised host |
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| Epstein-Barr Virus (Herpes) |
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DNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Chicken pox, Shingles |
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DNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Small Pox |
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