Across
- 2. One Difference about the flu was that it injured many children and adults, and solders; and the whole ______ had been injured for centuries.
- 5. Many people ___ from the disease, and they had no where to go they evacuated their homes fleeing from the flu.
- 7. It came in three waves, the first wave confirmed report was in March of 1918 and quickly spread through western _______.
- 8. People under the age of 5 and people over the age of 65 had got the ___.
- 9. About 50 million people suffered from the flu and started to get ____.
- 10. The main ______ of the Spanish flu were pneumonia, chills, fatigue, fever, headaches, achiness and soreness, respiratory tract infections, rawness or soreness in the throat and finally a feeling of weakness.
- 11. In World War 1 other Countries censored any news they had on the flu, while Spain was _____and could report freely.
- 13. ______ can also be used to help; however vaccines are not permanent and must be administered yearly.
- 14. The mass _____ started in Spain.
Down
- 1. The second wave was far more deadly and pneumonia occurred quickly with most deaths coming after two days of confirmed _______.
- 3. The Spanish flu was a _____ that was transmitted from airborne respiratory secretions.
- 4. Antiviral drugs such as amantadine and rimantadine can both be used to ____ the type a virus and a lot of bed rest.
- 6. The flu started in the summer of 1918. It quickly spread throughout _____ Europe and quickly became the most severe pandemic in the 20th century.
- 12. The third _____ came the following winter and had run its course by spring.