Mumps
Diphtheria
Pertussis
Hepatitis A
Measles
Rubella
Tetanus
Polio
Hepatitis B
All of these diseases
-Swollen jaw -Puffy cheeks -Fever, tiredness, muscle pain, headache
-Inside of the back of the nose and throat become coated with thick secretion making it hard to swallow and breath -Abnormal heart rhythms and heart failure -Paralysis -Death, especially in children under 5
-Painful muscle stiffness in whole body -Muscle spasms that can break a child’s bones -Lockjaw -Breathing problems -Paralysis -Death
-Miscarriage -Birth defects -Rash -Swollen glands -Cough, runny nose, swollen or red eyes -Aching joints
-Fever, tiredness, not wanting to eat -Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea -Pain in muscles, joints, and stomach -Causes liver damage and can lead to liver cancer -Virus can remain in body for someone’s whole life
-Heavy coughing that can make it hard to breathe and causing gasping for breath that makes “whooping” sound -In babies, periods where they can’t breathe or cough
-Have vaccines that have been developed to prevent them
-Young children may not have symptoms but can still spread the disease to others who will become very sick -Fever, loss of appetite, stomach pain, vomiting -Yellow skin and eyes -Death or liver failure is rare but more probable in older-aged people
-Virus can have no symptoms, flu-like symptoms, or serious symptoms -Best known for paralysis -Weakness or paralysis of arms, legs, or both. -Death
-High fever -Cough, runny nose, red eyes -Red-spotted rash over whole body -Diarrhea -Ear infection -Can lead to pneumonia, permanent brain damage, deafness, or death, especially in babies or young children
