Thursday, 22 November 2018

SMALLPOX (VARIOLA)

    4.  SMALLPOX (VARIOLA)

DEFINITION

It is an acute highly infection disease caused by variolla virus.


SIGM/SYMPTOMS

  • Headache
  • Fever
  • Vomiting
  • Backache
  • Convulsion
  • Vesicles are large and deeper, purulent. They left permanent scars after healing (pack mark).
  • Stages of restless
                               Maciles
                                      !
                               Papules
                                      !
                               Vesicles
                                      !
                               Pustules
                                      !
                                  Scab

INCUBATION PERIOD

  • 10-12 DAYS

COMPLICATIONS

  • Same as chickenpox

TREATMENT

  • Provide only supportive.
  • Now vaccines is available but it have no need because it is totally eradicate now a days.

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