Humans exposed to this disease should receive a series of four shots.
Caused by a type of lyssavirus, the tests for this disease involve saliva, a neck biopsy, serum, and cerebrospinal fluid. Unfortunately, the only efficient test for this disease, the direct fluorescent antibody test, requires brain tissue, so that test usually is performed postmortem. The three stages of this disease are prodromal, excitative, and paralytic, and the second stage is sometimes nicknamed furious. It causes encephalitis, which leads to death, and it is transmitted primarily through saliva. Humans exposed to this disease should receive a series of four shots. Name this disease associated with wild animals.
Caused by a type of lyssavirus, the tests for this disease involve saliva, a neck biopsy, serum, and cerebrospinal fluid.
Rabies (accept Hydrophobia)