Chickenpox

not easily detected. In Victorian britain there was one major disease, is Tuberculosis, also called TB.One-sixth of all deaths are caused by Tuberculosis during this time period.Another major disease In Victorian britain is chickenpox. some of the symptoms to chickenpox is red spots on the body. These illnesses caused many of the deaths experienced by Victorians. Tuberculosis and chicken pox are a very serious diseases to get.Some of the symptoms of Tuberculosis is fatigue, weeknees, night…

known as chickenpox is in the same family as the herpes virus and is highly contagious. Chickenpox is transmitted when an individual meets fluid-filled blisters or respiratory droplets (Walsh, & Smith, 2017). The clinical manifestations seen with chickenpox are fever, itchy blister rash that forms a crust once opened (Walsh, & Smith, 2017). Chickenpox has an incubation period from 10-21 day before signs of visible rash (Walsh, & Smith, 2017). As stated by Walsh, & Smith (2017), chickenpox rash…

lets him stay and attended school that day. The teacher keeps an eye on him throughout the day and notices Charlie has developed a fever and within the next hour a blistery rash appeared across his torso. Her immediate thought is that Charlie has chickenpox. The question the author asks in this case is “What actions should she take?” (Robertson p.458). The first thing that should be done is to take the child to the nurse’s office in order to quarantine him until his guardian can come pick him…

First off let me explain what a virus even is. A virus is a biological agent that will replicate itself inside of cells of a living host. The host cell is then made to make up to thousands of the same copies of the original virus at a moderate rate. Some people may ask including myself how would a virus get from one host (a living being) to another? Let 's say you are sitting next to some who has the common cold also known as the Rhino Virus. That person sneezes near you and then you…

I’d like to bring to your attention the importance of vaccines and why you should get vaccinated. Many people do not get vaccinated and there is no excuse. Also, many new parents think that getting their child vaccinated is bad, or unsafe; parents need to know the truth on why you should get their child vaccinated. Not only is it important to get your child vaccinated, but adults should too. Three reasons why you should get vaccinated include; 1. prevents you from getting sick against anything…

Wary parent’s want to protect their children from any kind of risks. Immunizations are available and mandatory upon starting school. There are many different types of immunizations. “Vaccines are a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases, prepared from the causative agent of a disease, its products, or a synthetic substitute, treated to act as an antigen without inducing the disease.” (Mifflin, 2015) Vaccines are a form of…

This vaccine has much safer potential side effects than those of the wild strain of Chickenpox. The most common side effects of the vaccine include rash, fever, soreness, swelling, tiredness, and fussiness (Dr. Greene). The Varicella Virus Vaccine has also proven to prevent against Shingles more effectively than the wild strand of the Chickenpox (Dr. Greene). Many parents do not only vaccinate their children for the health risks, but also for the economical ones…

Vaccines are a biological preparation that provides active acquired immunity to a particular disease. Vaccination may be required for those hired for a job and attending school. Vaccines rarely prevent or contribute to prevent diseases. The vaccines are mad from dead or inactive organisms or purified products borrowed from them. The healthy immune system is able to recognize invading bacteria and viruses and produce substances (antibodies) to destroy or disable them. The micro-organisms in the…

immunity would be ruined. According to the title “What is Herd Immunity”, Emily Willingham and Laura Helft emphasize the importance of vaccination. The initial use of chickenpox vaccine in 1995 led to a decrease in fatal cases by 97%. It is remarkable that “although this vaccine is not administered to infants, no infant died from chickenpox in the U.S between 2004 and…

Becoming a parent comes with a lot of responsibility and decisions. A parent’s dilemma is the choice to vaccinate their children or not. Being aware of the possible long-term effects, such as small pops and polio, can influence a parent's decision to immunize their children. The education system can also have an influence by not allowing parents to enroll their children into school without being immunized for the safety of other students. Parents will not only keep their children healthy, but…