A. Can disease exist in the absence of illness? B. Can illness exist in the absence...
A. Can disease exist in the absence of illness?
B. Can illness exist in the absence of disease? For both questions above, answer yes or no, and defend your answers with examples.
Homework Answers
Disease refers to the problems usually diagnosed by a healthcare provider. Whereas illness refers to the feelings of an individual being sick or not well or not feeling healthy.
A.A disease can occur without the presence of any illness.For example:A patient diagnosed with atherosclerosis will lead a quality life with adequate medical help ,lifestyle modification and does not always feel being sick .
B.Feeling low mentally with out any actual cause of with any medical condition .In simple it is just thinking of being not well.
Eg.,An individual with low self esteem, self confidence, etc., isolate themselves and feel they are ill.
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