| rotavirus |
This virus causes acute gastroenteritis. Symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea. Rotaviruses are transmitted fecal-orally. In a food preparation setting, a food handler infected with rotavirus can contaminate any ready-to-eat food by failing to wash his hands after using the toilet. According to the FDA, group A rotavirus is the leading cause of severe diarrhea in infants and children.
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| rotavirus v. live oral |
a live virus vaccine produced from a mixture of four rotavirus types grown in fetal rhesus diploid cells; administered orally to immunize infants against rotaviral gastroenteritis.
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| rotavirus |
A virus which can cause diarrhea (scours) and dehydration in young calves. Some "scours vaccines" given to pregnant females will contain rotavirus. Vaccination of the pregnant dam raises the level of antibodies to rotavirus in her colostrum, the first milk she produces which is suckled by the calf after it is born. Antibodies from colostrum provide the calf's immunity for the first few weeks and months of life.
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