### condition | infection:

Secondary infection
* Most secondary infections appear as white spots affecting portions of scattered leaves on the trees.
* Some secondary infection is transmitted to men.
* are common due to immunosuppressive effects of the virus
  - in patients with decreased thyroid function or hyperadrenocorticism
* can be viral or it can be bacterial.
* is by airborne chlamydopores.
* occur on leaves, pods, and stems
  - when spores from primary lesions are spread to healthy leaves
* plays a prominent role in the size and persistence of ulcers.
* produce spots that are irregular and are found along the veins.
* requires antibiotic treatments

### condition | infection:

Serious infection
* More serious infection occurs in individuals whose resistance has been weakened by other illnesses.
* Most serious infection is caused by anaerobic bacteria
  - certain bacteria
  - susceptible anaerobic bacteria
  - susceptible bacteria
* Some serious infection is caused by eat food
  - transmitted to humans
* are a risk with any animal bite.
* can also occur in afebrile or hypothermic infants.
* can be fatal to an infant
  - life threatening
* can cause infertility, which is the inability to have babies
  - irreparable and lifelong harm
  - develop in the bloodstream and internal organs
* is caused by susceptible anaerobic bacteria
* requires attention
  - medical attention

### condition | infection:

Severe infection
* More severe infections can cause tremors, convulsions and sometimes death
  - require intravenous administration
* Most severe infection causes inflammation
  - leads to anemia
* are rare on mature trees in New Zealand and are more devastating on young trees.
* can affect the entire leaf, causing it to turn brown and drop from the tree.
* can cause defoliation
  - high fever, neck stiffness, disorientation, coma, tremors and paralysis
  - life threatening dehydration and 'anemia
  - life-threatening dehydration and anemia
  - kill an animal or cause poor milk, meat, hide or wool production
* can lead to death
  - delirium and can make the patient violent and difficult to control
  - occur in every part of the body, including the brain
* can result in coma and death
  - death in young kittens
  - permanent organ damage, such as brain damage, or even death
* can result in the death of branches and, eventually, the entire tree
  - scaffold branches and occasionally the entire tree
  - sometimes trigger such an over-production of chemokines
  - ultimately be fatal to some trees or shrubs
* cause a mass of tiny, hairy and distorted leaves in center of plant
  - bloody stools and overall lethargy due to blood loss
  - the trees to loose their leaves prematurely
* causes a reduction in yield, fruit quality, and winter hardiness
  - headaches
  - leaves to curl upward, dry up, turn brown and drop prematurely
  - symptoms
  - violent headaches
* creates health problems
* creates serious health problems
* has a high mortality rate.
* is marked by the rapid onset of a high fever, headache and body aches
  - related to high light intensity, prolonged summer heat, and high evaporation
* kill leaves and result in sunburn fruit and weakened plants
* occur in a very small number of people and include rapid onset of a high fever.
* occurs during the flowering stage and shortly afterward when wet weather prevails.
* produce hemorrhagic manifestations, pleural effusions, and shock.
* result in anemia, weight loss, and chronic diarrhea.