Category: V

Comprehensive immunization achieved through administering injections until the virus elicits no response. This method has seen some effectiveness in preventing the recurrence of herpes labialis.  

A skin rash that sometimes occurs after vaccinia, closely resembling the characteristic rash of smallpox.  

Pseudovaccinia, a subsequent skin eruption that occasionally occurs after an episode of cowpox.  

A febrile response occurring after vaccination.  

A fainting episode experienced by individuals with sensitive vasomotor systems. Emotional stress or pressure on the vagus nerve leads to reduced blood pressure and a slower heartbeat, resulting in decreased blood flow to the brain.  

Surgical procedures conducted on animals.  

A gangrenous and membranous type of mouth inflammation linked to the presence of Vincent’s spirillum. Also referred to as trench mouth.  

Vomiting triggered by tickling the back of the throat.  

A blood test used to identify compromised liver function.  

Pneumonia resulting from a viral infection rather than a bacterial one.