Which of these is a virus that immediately cause damage to tissue?

The virus that immediately causes damage to tissue is the cytopathic virus. Cytopathic viruses are capable of entering the host cell and multiply, causing damage to cell structure and function. Some cytopathic viruses destroy host cells, leading to cell death, while others cause abnormal changes in cell shape, size, and function. Examples of cytopathic viruses include the influenza virus, measles virus, and rabies virus.