Anthrax

2. - Inhalation anthrax primarily affects this system, leading to breathing difficulties.
4. - A form of anthrax infection that occurs when spores are breathed into the lungs.
5. - The most common form of anthrax infection, affecting the skin.
8. - The primary organ affected by inhalation anthrax, leading to respiratory distress.
10. - Severe bleeding, a potential complication of gastrointestinal anthrax.
11. - The genus of bacteria that includes the anthrax-causing species.
12. - A preventive measure against anthrax infection, primarily for high-risk individuals.
15. - A serious bacterial infection caused by Bacillus anthracis.
17. - Measures taken to prevent the intentional release of anthrax as a biological weapon.
20. - The causative agent of anthrax infection, Bacillus anthracis.

1. - A form of anthrax infection that occurs when contaminated food is ingested.
3. - Dormant forms of the anthrax bacteria that can survive in the environment for long periods.
6. - Harmful substances produced by anthrax bacteria that cause severe illness.
7. - A common symptom of anthrax infection, often accompanied by chills and sweats.
9. - Key strategy to avoid anthrax infection, primarily through vaccination and avoiding exposure.
13. - Medication used to treat anthrax infection, effective if started early.
14. - Focuses on eliminating the bacteria and managing symptoms.
16. - Anthrax infection can affect these nodes, causing swelling and tenderness.
18. - Identifying anthrax infection through laboratory tests and clinical evaluation.
19. - Swelling caused by fluid accumulation, a symptom of cutaneous anthrax.