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1) Define primary viremia, secondary viremia, and incubation period. 2) Draw and describe a macule, papule, vesicle and pustule. Either use color in your drawing or indicate the color when appropriate. 3) Define latency, localized infection, slow infection and systemic infection, and give an example virus of each type of infection. 4) Compare and contrast what factors affect virus survival in the environment.

          1) Define primary viremia, secondary viremia, and incubation period.
2) Draw and describe a macule, papule, vesicle and pustule. Either use color in your drawing or indicate the color when appropriate.
3) Define latency, localized infection, slow infection and systemic infection, and give an example virus of each type of infection.
4) Compare and contrast what factors affect virus survival in the environment.

1) Define primary viremia, secondary viremia, and incubation period.
2) Draw and describe a macule, papule, vesicle and pustule. Either use color in your drawing or indicate the color when appropriate.
3) Define latency, localized infection, slow infection and systemic infection, and give an example virus of each type of infection.
4) Compare and contrast what factors affect virus survival in the environment.

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Primary viremia: Primary viremia refers to the initial spread of a virus in the bloodstream after it has entered the host organism. During this stage, the virus begins to replicate and may cause mild symptoms or none at all. Show more…

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1) Define primary viremia, secondary viremia, and incubation period. 2) Draw and describe a macule, papule, vesicle and pustule. Either use color in your drawing or indicate the color when appropriate. 3) Define latency, localized infection, slow infection and systemic infection, and give an example virus of each type of infection. 4) Compare and contrast what factors affect virus survival in the environment.