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8.  In Africa, the particular species of Fruit Bats are considered possible natural host for
Ebola virus . IT IS NOT AN AIR BORN DISEASE.

11. (Post-mortem)

12. MODE OF TRANSMISSION

29. SARS (Sever Acute Respiratory
Syndrome)

30. SARS is a severe lower respiratory tract infection, recognised in a
2003 epidemic.
SARS came to the world’s attention in early 2003 when WHO
declared a global public health alert in response to a severe
respiratory illness due to an unidentified communicable pathogen.
The pathogen emerged out of southern China, creating a local
outbreak of atypical pneumonia. Subsequent infection of
international travellers resulted in the importation of possible SARS
cases to 29 other countries around the world.
WHO declared the outbreak interrupted on 5 July 2003, at which
time there had been more than 8,400 cases and approximately 900
deaths.

33. (The prospect of recovery as anticipated from usual course of disease.)

34. SIGN & SYMPTOMS OF SARS

60. VIRAEMIA means presence off virus in bloodstream