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What is another name for infantile paralysis?
Polio was called Infantile Paralysis in the early 20th. century.
What is polio also called?
infantile paralysis
Types of germs?
Infantile Paralysis Microbe.
When did roosevelt develop polio in the national office?
He developed what was diagnosed as infantile paralysis in 1921, before he was elected governor or President.
Which childhood disease causes infantile paralysis?
Polio is a childhood disease that causes infantile paralysis. It is a highly contagious viral infection that can lead to paralysis and can be prevented through vaccination.
What type of polio did Franklin D. Roosevelt have?
infantile paralysis
What has the author Basil O'Connor written?
Basil O'Connor has written: 'The conquest of infantile paralysis' -- subject(s): Poliomyelitis
Why does the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial show him in a wheelchair?
He was paralyzed from the chest downwards, the victim - at the age of 39 - of infantile paralysis. Often called polio.
Why is polio also known as Infantile Paralysis?
Because Polio is a deformation of the bones in you children (infants) and in very severe cases could potentially make them paralysed (paralysis) and would certainly make them less able to walk and move to do basic things.
What most contributed the most the Franklin Delano Roosevelt's development of compassion and strength of will?
Franklin Roosevelt's affliction with infantile paralysis contributed the most to his development of compassion and strength of will.
What was the early name for polio?
It didn't really have an "early" name that I've ever heard; it has always been called both "polio" and "infantile paralysis". The full medical name of it is "poliomyelitis".
The use of physical modalities and procedures applied for therapeutic purpose were introduced during the late 1800s to combat A. measles B. pneumonia C. infantile paralysis D. polio?
D. polio
