Smallpox

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Across
  1. 1. Virus that causes smallpox
  2. 4. adjective; a virus able to spread to other organisms
  3. 7. Main, and most feared symptom
  4. 8. last person to die of smallpox
  5. 10. Organization that led the vaccination program
  6. 13. Main way variola enters body; where breathing occurs
  7. 16. date WHO's smallpox vaccination program began
  8. 17. last person exposed to variola major
  9. 18. Family of viruses that causes pox as symptom
  10. 20. Fatal smallpox form; causes hemorrhaging
  11. 26. date of last case of smallpox in the U.S.A.
  12. 31. Year smallpox was declared eradicated
  13. 34. year first smallpox vaccine was developed
  14. 37. Less fatal form of smallpox
  15. 38. Fatal smallpox form; pox become flat
  16. 39. True form of smallpox and most common
  17. 40. where the first rashes and pox starts growing
Down
  1. 2. last continent to eliminate smallpox
  2. 3. a.k.a. cowpox; used as smallpox vaccine
  3. 5. first symptom to appear from smallpox
  4. 6. % of variola minor fatality rate
  5. 9. developer of first smallpox vaccine
  6. 11. Number of days the incubation period lasts
  7. 12. who we are; smallpox's only vector of transmission
  8. 14. American lab that holds variola virus
  9. 15. % of smallpox fatality rate
  10. 19. exposure to mild cases of smallpox; ancient treatment
  11. 21. last person exposed to variola minor
  12. 22. Russian lab that holds variola virus
  13. 23. Another name for skin lesions
  14. 24. % of sledgehammer and malignant fatalities
  15. 25. part of lymphatic system; where smallpox multiplies
  16. 27. date of first recorded smallpox epidemic
  17. 28. Main cause of death; causes external infection
  18. 29. suspected origin of smallpox; where Pyramids of Giza are
  19. 30. Immune system attacks virus, causes pain
  20. 32. first continent to eliminate smallpox
  21. 33. inability to see; rare effect of smallpox infection
  22. 35. country where the last case of smallpox occurred globally
  23. 36. Scars where the pox scabbed off