Shingle
* affects only the area of the body served by the nerve that held the dormant virus
  - the dermatomes supplied by specific nerves
* are building materials
  - construction materials
  - diseases
  - extremely durable and hardy roofing materials
  - gravel
  - located in roofs
* are painful blisters that are usually only on a small area of the body
  - lesions that are caused the chicken pox virus
* attacks the nerves and skin and is very painful.
* can affect adults at any age but the likelihood of an outbreak increases with age.
* can be a very painful complication later in life after an earlier chickenpox infection
  - painful for adults
  - sawn or cleft, that is split along the grain
  - very painful and itchy
  - become serious and cause complications
* can occur in the eye
  - just about anywhere on the body
  - only occur after someone has had chickenpox
* causes a limited but very painful rash.
* causes a painful skin rash and sometimes chronic pain
  - painful skin lesions that occur along nerve tracts, often on the truck of the body
* comes from the same virus that causes chicken pox and leads to a rash on the body.
* common problem that increases in severity with age and lowered immunity.
* disease caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox
  - of the skin produced by the same virus that causes chickenpox
  - that occurs when the virus that causes chicken pox is reactivated in the body
* includes sections.
* is almost never present on both sides of the body
  - an infection caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox
* is an inflammation of nerves in the arms, legs, chest or elsewhere in the body
  - extremely painful along the nerve it effects
  - most common in older adults and the risk of developing it increases with age
* is often a very painful condition
  - an early sign of immune deficiency
* is the manifestation of a latent infection
  - result of reactivation of varicella-zoster virus from keratinocytes
  - treated with prescription medications
* look like chicken pox except that they are usually concentrated in one area of the body.
* major health problem in older adults
  - threat to anyone in the family with poor immune status
* never crosses the midline of the body.
* occur most often in a broad stripe on the chest, back or face.
* occurs in people who have already had chickenpox and is very infectious
  - had chickenpox and reactivation of the dormant virus
  - only in persons who have previously had chickenpox
* often appears on one side of the chest or abdomen
  - occurs many years after the initial chicken pox infection
* only occurs in people who have had chicken pox.
* reactivation of the same virus that causes chicken pox, varicella zoster.
* refers to a reactivation of the chicken pox virus along the distribution of a nerve.
* reoccurrence of chicken pox.
* risk to anyone who has ever had chickenpox.
* rot when the mat at the core of the shingle absorbs moisture.
* second outbreak of the virus that causes chickenpox.
* skin rash that develops on half of the body, in a belt-like pattern.
* sudden reactivation of the virus.
* typically starts out without the rash.
* usually affects the elderly or people with compromised immune systems.
* usually develops in elderly people but occasionally occurs in children
  - persons with reduced immune function
  - occurs in adults who previously have had chicken pox
+ Herpes zoster, Prognosis: Diseases caused by viruses
  * Shingles can be very painful and itchy. It is not very dangerous to healthy people, and it usually ends without major problems. The rash and pain last 3 to 5 weeks.

### shingle:

Asphalt shingle
* are another material that is becoming more easily recyclable
  - especially prone to damage by heavy foot-wear, and by shovelling or sweeping
  - subject to fire started by falling embers
* break easily in cold weather.