Compare and contrast the chickenpox and shingles. For each disease, include in you answer: 1. Pathogen causing it 2. Signs and symptoms of each disease 3. What organs, tissues or cells are affected in each case?

Compare and contrast the chickenpox and shingles. For each disease, include in you answer: 1. Pathogen causing it 2. Signs and symptoms of each disease 3. What organs, tissues or cells are affected in each case?

Health Safety And Nutrition F/Young Child

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ISBN:9781305144767

Author:MAROTZ

Publisher:MAROTZ

Chapter6: Childhood Illnesses

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Compare and contrast the chickenpox and shingles. For each disease, include in you
answer:
1. Pathogen causing it
2. Signs and symptoms of each disease
3. What organs, tissues or cells are affected in each case?

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