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Things tetanus often describes ("tetanus ________")
- infantum
- organisms
- toxin
- travels
- division
- spores
- germs
- injection
- shots
- inoculation
- surveillance
- igg
- production
- bacilli
- diphtheria
- globulin
- immunoglobulin
- neurotoxin
- antitoxin
- ratio
- antibodies
- definition
- vaccination
- needle
- sera
- pertussis
- infection
- contraction
- neonatorum
- bacteria
- essentials
- intoxication
- results
- shot
- serum
- bouillon
- prevention
- immunisation
- status
- bacillus
- inoculations
- conjugate
- toxoids
- vaccines
- microbes
- immunization
- boosters
- antigen
- immunity
- poison
- protection
- antiserum
- antibody
- injections
- vaccinations
- meningitis
- immunizations
- cultures
- fragment
- etiology
- jab
- wounds
- jaw
- conjugates
- produced
- coverage
- prophylaxis
- blocks
- complexes
- infections
- toxoid
- booster
- toxins
- vaccine
- lockjaw
How tetanus often is described ("________ tetanus")
- neonatal
- adult
- maternal
- volitional
- secondary
- intermittent
- infantile
- partial
- sustained
- hysterical
- maximal
- toxic
- umbilical
- anti
- infectious
- rheumatic
- cryptogenic
- called
- generalised
- latent
- infant
- experimental
- traumatic
- chronic
- acute
- deadly
- adsorbed
- obstetrical
- isotonic
- natal
- postoperative
- bacillus
- cephalic
- mild
- operative
- genuine
- pertussis
- ordinary
- spontaneous
- surgical
- idiopathic
- moderate
- asynchronous
- fused
- hydrophobic
- general
- artificial
- incipient
- newborn
- isometric
- cerebral
- muscular
- vigorous
- strychnine
- physiological
- short
- irregular
- smooth
- untreated
- electrical
- unfused
- clinical
- sec
- splanchnic
- true
- violent
- galvanic
- uterine
- fatal
- recurrent
- typical
- continuous
- weak
- diphtheria
- voluntary
- complete
- incomplete
- severe
- human
- local
- brief
- prolonged
- generalized
- puerperal
