### oral antiviral agent:

Ribavirin
* also has the capability to alter the virus structure at the genetic level.
* appears to be effective when given in the early stages of illness.
* can also cause fatigue, pruritus, rash, and nasal stuffiness
  - uncomfortable side effects
  - produce significant side effects, including severe hemolytic anemia
  - cause severe birth defects
* capsule which is taken twice a day.
* causes anemia.
* comes in pill form.
* has few side effects, but is prohibitively expensive for all but the most serious cases
  - fewer side effects than alpha-interferon
* increases the effectiveness of interferon therapy by up to tenfold.
* inhibits West Nile virus replication and cytopathic effect in neural cells.
* is absorbed systemically from the respiratory tract following nasal and oral inhalation
  - also teratogenic and is contraindicated in renal failure
* is an oral antiviral agent
  - drug that has activity against several viruses
  - drug that has been effective against a range of viruses
  - associated with a hemolytic anemia
  - available for oral administration
  - excreted principally in urine
  - given in a hospital
  - increased as well at first
  - one of several drugs on the market that can cause serious birth defects
* is taken by mouth twice per day
  - orally
  - twice a day by mouth
  - terribly teratogenic, that is it causes birth defects
  - used only in the high risk population or in cases of serious illness
* is used to treat virus infection and is taken by mouth
  - infections
* medication taken by mouth once a day
  - that inhibits viral activity
* medicine that fights certain viruses.
* new class of anti-viral drugs called nucleoside analogues.
* nucleoside analogue antiviral drug that is active against a number of viral diseases
  - that inhibits the replication of many different viruses
* pill taken twice a day.
* potential human teratogen.
* synthetic guanosine analogue.
* synthetic nucleoside analog with broad-spectrum antiviral activity
  - with antiviral activity

### oral specialists:

Speech pathologist
* Many speech pathologists work in schools, rehabilitation centers, and nursing homes.
* are oral specialists.
* assess and treat persons with speech, language, voice, and fluency disorders.
* identify, assess, and treat persons with speech disorders.
* work to improve the production of speech sounds, voice quality and fluency
  - with people to facilitate their communication skills

### order:

Alphabetical order
* has rules so that the lexicographer and the end user can find words.
* is the rule of the day.
* type of seriation.

### order:

Birth order
* aspect of family composition that has been given particular attention.
* can affect an individual's personality development.
* determines which beasts replace dead beasts.
* has no genetic basis.
* is also a factor which contributes to personality
  - another attempt to gain insight into the complex behavior of human beings
  - one factor, an important factor, in determining the nature of a marriage
  - only one of a multitude of things that affect personality
  - the birth order of all live births to the mother

Genetic code
* evolves spontaneously to permit biological viruses to evade our immune system.
* is order