1. The following sentence is false. Correct the sentence after the / to make that sentence...
1. The following sentence is false. Correct the sentence after the / to make that sentence true.
A latent infection / develops rapidly but lasts a short time.
2. In immunology,there are three lines of defense. Select an example for each line of defense and describe how it functions to defend the body.
3. Which of the following is NOT a reservoir of infection?
a. a sick person
b. a healthy person
c. a sick animal
d. a hospital
e. None of the answers is correct; all of these can be reservoirs of infection.
Homework Answers
A latent infection does not manifest under normal circumstances, but can manifest when the perosn becomes immunocompromised.
A sick person,a sick animal,a hospital all are reservoirs of infection. A healthy perosn ,if actually healthy, not a reservoir but if only apparently healthy can be reservoir.
So answer is E.
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