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THEME WORDS:
	0	--	ATYPICAL	|Pneumonia caused by 'other' microorganisms.
	0	--	BLASTOMYCOSIS	|Rare but extremely serious fungal infection that begins in the lungs and can spread to cause extensive abscesses.
	0	--	CHLAMYDIALPNEUMONIA	|Mild respiratory illness common in young people.  Transmitted person-to-person.
	0	--	CILIARYESCALATOR	|Helps prevent microorganisms from reaching the lungs.
	0	--	COARSEHAIRS	|_____ filter large particles from air entering the respiratory tract.
	0	--	COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS	|Most cases are subclinical, but when there are predisposing factors such as fatigue and poor nutrition, a progressive fungal disease resembling tuberculosis can result.
	0	--	COMMONCOLD	|Any one of approximately 200 different viruses can cause this disease of the upper respiratory system.
	0	--	DIPHTHERIA	|Bacterial exotoxin interferes with protien synthesis; damages hear, kineys, and other organs.
	0	--	HAEMOPHILUSINFLUENZAEPNEUMONIA	|Alcoholism, poor nutrition, cancer, and diabetes are predisposing factors for this disease that resembles pneumococcal pneumonia (3 wds.).
	0	--	HISTOPLASMOSIS	|Fungal pathogen grows in soil, especially if contaminated with bird droppings.  Acquired by inhalation of airborne conidia.
	0	--	INFLUENZA	|An illness characterized by chills, fever, headache, and muscular aches.  Virus changes antigenic character rapidly, so there is limited immunity following recovery.
	0	--	LEGIONELLOSIS	|Potentially fatal lower respiratory diesease that tends to affect older males who drink of smoke heavily.  Pathogen grows in water such as air-conditioning towers.
	0	--	LOWERRESPIRATORYSYSTEM	|Consists of the larynx, trachea, bronchial tubes, and alveoli (3 wds.).
	0	--	MYCOPLASMALPNEUMONIA	|Produces small "fried-egg" colonies and symptoms such as:  low fever, cough, and headaches (2 wds.).
	0	--	OTISIMEDIA	|Can occur as a complication of nose and throat infections.
	0	--	PERTUSSIS	|Characterized in three stages:  Catarrhal, paroxysmal, and convalescence.
	0	--	PNEUMOCOCCALPNEUMONIA	|Lower respiratory disease that cause infected alveoli of lungs to fill with fluids (2 wds.).
	0	--	PNEUMONCYSTISPNEUMONIA	|Found in healthy human lungs, but can cause disease in immunosuppressed patients (2 wds.).
	0	--	PSITTACOSIS	|Symptoms, if any, are fever, headache, and chills.  Most commonly spread by contact with exudates of fowl.
	0	--	QFEVER	|Bacterial pneumonia that is usually transmitted to humans through unpasteurized milk or inhalation of aerosols in dairy barns (2 wds.).
	0	--	RESPIRATORYSYNCYTIALVIRUSDISEASE	|The most common cause of pneumonia in infants (4 wds.).
	0	--	SCARLETFEVER	|Upper respiratory disease with symptoms such as:  a red rash, high fever, and a red, enlarged tongue (2 wds.).
	0	--	STREPTOCOCCALPHARYNGITIS	|Inflamed mucous membranes of the throat.
	0	--	TUBERCULOSIS	|An acid-fast bacteria that can reproduce in macrophages.
	0	--	TYPICAL	|Pneumonia caused by S. pneumoniae
	0	--	UPPERRESPIRATORYSYSTEM	|Consists of the nose, pharynx, and associated structures, such as the middle ear and auditory tubes (3 wds.).	
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END THEME WORDS
CURRENT CLUES ACROSS:
	 6 PNEUMOCOCCALPNEUMONIA	|Lower respiratory disease that cause infected alveoli of lungs to fill with fluids.
	 7 SCARLETFEVER	|Upper respiratory disease with symptoms such as:  a red rash, high fever, and a red, enlarged tongue.
	11 TYPICAL	|Pneumonia caused by S. pneumoniae
	16 COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS	|Most cases are subclinical, but when there are predisposing factors such as fatigue and poor nutrition, a progressive fungal disease resembling tuberculosis can result. 
	21 OTISIMEDIA	|Can occur as a complication of nose and throat infections.
	22 ATYPICAL	|Pneumonia caused by 'other' microorganisms.
	23 INFLUENZA	|An illness characterized by chills, fever, headache, and muscular aches.  Virus changes antigenic character rapidly, so there is limited immunity following recovery.
	24 DIPHTHERIA	|Bacterial exotoxin interferes with protien synthesis; damages hear, kineys, and other organs.
	25 STREPTOCOCCALPHARYNGITIS	|Inflamed mucous membranes of the throat.
	26 PERTUSSIS	|Characterized in three stages:  Catarrhal, paroxysmal, and convalescence.
CURRENT CLUES DOWN:
	 1 RESPIRATORYSYNCYTIALVIRUSDISEASE	|The most common cause of pneumonia in infants.
	 2 PNEUMONCYSTISPNEUMONIA	|Found in healthy human lungs, but can cause disease in immunosuppressed patients.
	 3 HAEMOPHILUSINFLUENZAEPNEUMONIA	|Alcoholism, poor nutrition, cancer, and diabetes are predisposing factors for this disease that resembles pneumococcal pneumonia.
	 4 HISTOPLASMOSIS	|Fungal pathogen grows in soil, especially if contaminated with bird droppings.  Acquired by inhalation of airborne conidia.  
	 5 UPPERRESPIRATORYSYSTEM	|Consists of the nose, pharynx, and associated structures, such as the middle ear and auditory tubes.
	 8 CHLAMYDIALPNEUMONIA	|Mild respiratory illness common in young people.  Transmitted person-to-person.
	 9 COMMONCOLD	|Any one of approximately 200 different viruses can cause this disease of the upper respiratory system.
	10 PSITTACOSIS	|Symptoms, if any, are fever, headache, and chills.  Most commonly spread by contact with exudates of fowl.
	12 LEGIONELLOSIS	|Potentially fatal lower respiratory diesease that tends to affect older males who drink of smoke heavily.  Pathogen grows in water such as air-conditioning towers.
	13 BLASTOMYCOSIS	|Rare but extremely serious fungal infection that begins in the lungs and can spread to cause extensive abscesses.
	14 LOWERRESPIRATORYSYSTEM	|Consists of the larynx, trachea, bronchial tubes, and alveoli.
	15 MYCOPLASMALPNEUMONIA	|Produces small "fried-egg" colonies and symptoms such as:  low fever, cough, and headaches.
	17 TUBERCULOSIS	|An acid-fast bacteria that can reproduce in macrophages.
	18 CILIARYESCALATOR	|Helps prevent microorganisms from reaching the lungs.
	19 QFEVER	|Bacterial pneumonia that is usually transmitted to humans through unpasteurized milk or inhalation of aerosols in dairy barns.
	20 COARSEHAIRS	|_____ filter large particles from air entering the respiratory tract.
END CURRENT CLUES
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