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Phlebotomy Essentials

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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DISEASE	PATHOGEN	SYMPTOMS	TREATMENT	PREVENTION
1. CYTOMEGALOVIRUS
2.CHIKUNGUNYA
3.ZIKA
4. JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS
5.DENGUE FEVER
6.POLIOMYELITIS
7.RABIES

List the Pathogen, Disease symptoms, Treatment, and Preventive measures: DISEASE PATHOGEN SYMPTOMS TREATMENT PREVENTION 1. CYTOMEGALOVIRUS 2.CHIKUNGUNYA 3.ZIKA 4. JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS 5.DENGUE FEVER 6.POLIOMYELITIS 7.RABIES