This common childhood disease is caused by the varicella-zoster virus.

These are organisms that cause disease.

This is the typical onset age for Leukemia.

This is the presenting symptom of Hodgkin’s Disease.

This is one of the oldest hereditary diseases known to humanity.

This disease is spread by infected ticks, S&S include a macule with raised border and clear center.

This is the time between the invasion by the pathogen and the onset of clinical symptoms.

This is a priority, and should be included in family teaching for a child undergoing chemotherapy.

The presence of this cell is needed to diagnose Hodgkins Disease.

This disease is twice as common in boys than girls.

This disease, caused by enterovirus, has symptoms including fever, stiff neck, stiff back, and paralysis.

This is a route by which the organisms enter the body (e.g. a cut in the skin).

This is a popular support group for families with children diagnosed with cancer.

As a nurse, your care will be focused on this when caring for a child with Hodgkin’s Disease.

This agency provides trained workers who come into the home for brief periods to relieve parents of the responsibility of caring for the child.

Symptoms of this disease are fever, headache, painful swelling in glands near ear and jawline, and enlarged parotid gland.

This refers to a worldwide high incidence of a communicable disease.

These are common symptoms during the initial phase of Leukemia.

These are the 3 major paired groups of lymph nodes.

This is a group of disorders affecting the number of platelets or their function.

This disease is caused by group A strep.

This is any inanimate material that absorbs and transmits infection.

These are the two most common types of Leukemia.

A child with this criteria would be considered in stage one.

This group of disorders are caused by a deficiency in the normal synthesis of hemoglobin polypeptide chains.