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The correct option is d) Endemic viral infection of corona virus. Common cold would be considered as endemic because it is a disease that is constantly present in a population (ex. The common cold).
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QUESTION 1 Could the common cold be considered either a viral epidemic, pandemic, or endemic infection?...
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Upper respiratory tract infection like the common cold is an acute, viral infection that causes inflammation...
Upper respiratory tract infection like the common cold is an acute, viral infection that causes inflammation of the upper respiratory tract and several complications Seasonal influenza unlike the common cold occurs as an epidemic. The pathophysiology of the upper respiratory tract infection is Organism enters the upper respiratory tract-----proliferates (multiply)----begin an inflammation reaction-----mucosal swelling and secretion of serous or purulent exudate/drainage is seen Identify the complications seen from a common cold 1. S_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...
Match the corresponding term with its definition (1/2 point each) 3) Epidemic Endemic Pandemic Outbreak A: Cases in exc...
Match the corresponding term with its definition (1/2 point each) 3) Epidemic Endemic Pandemic Outbreak A: Cases in excess of what is to be expected in a community or region B: Cases in excess of what is to be expected across the world C: Cases that you would expect in a given geographical area D: Cases in excess of what is to be expected in a very localized area
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Questions: 1. 2. What is the most common viral disease associated with HIV infection and AIDS?...
Questions: 1. 2. What is the most common viral disease associated with HIV infection and AIDS? In cytomegalic inclusion disease the microscopic morphology exhibited by this disease is described as enlarged cells (cytomegaly), with large intranuclear cytoplasmic inclusions and a surrounding halo. Because this morphology has a characteristic appearance resembling the features of a winged animal this morphology has a nick-name. What is it? What kind of pathogen is Pneumocystis jirovec? 3. c. Viral a. Bacterial b. Fungal d. Parasitic...
1.Compare the signs of the common cold, sinusitis, influenza, and epiglottitis 2. Explain why secondary bacterial...
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11. Briefly describe what an infection is and, using examples, the difference between infections 12. What...
11. Briefly describe what an infection is and, using examples, the difference between infections 12. What is the current theory regarding the origin of the HIV (AIDS) virus and why the virus 13. Briefly describe the four modes of action of antibacterial drugs and give an example drug for that are endemic, epidemic or pandemic in nature. was not likely noted in epidemic proportions until the late 20th century each mode of action. 14. What are the four types of...
A couple, married for 65 years, have both become ill with COVID-19. While the husband has...
A couple, married for 65 years, have both become ill with COVID-19. While the husband has smoked for 40 years, he is on a ventilator. His wife, who has no cognitive issues, is mildly ill. The nurse’s instructions are for the wife to go to a unit treating patients suffering mildly from COVID-19. The wife refuses to leave. What is the nurses’ best next action? Listen to how she feels about her life changing situation, then discuss the medical risks...
1. This question is about the effect of the Corona epidemic in the Solow model. As...
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QUESTION 12 The first step in the infection cycle of a virus is replication of its...
QUESTION 12 The first step in the infection cycle of a virus is replication of its genome degradation of the host genome lysis of the host cell attachment to the host cell surface QUESTION 13 Which of the following is NOT a true statement about regulons? Regulons are known to be under positive and negative control Regulons are only known to be under positive control. A regulon describes two or more operons that are under the control of the same...
Click Submit to complete this assessment Question 10 Could lyme disease be considered either an epidemic, pandemic, or endemic infection? Pandemic infection of Yersinia pestis virus Epideminfection of an encoccus bacteria Findemic infection of drug resistant bacterial in Endemic bacterial infection of relia burgdorfer Click Submit to complete this assessment
Match the corresponding term with its definition (1/2 point each) 3) Epidemic Endemic Pandemic Outbreak A: Cases in excess of what is to be expected in a community or region B: Cases in excess of what is to be expected across the world C: Cases that you would expect in a given geographical area D: Cases in excess of what is to be expected in a very localized area
Questions: 1. 2. What is the most common viral disease associated with HIV infection and AIDS? In cytomegalic inclusion disease the microscopic morphology exhibited by this disease is described as enlarged cells (cotomegaly), with large intranuclear cytoplasmic inclusions and a surrounding halo. Because this morphology has a characteristic appearance morphology has a nick-name. What is it? What kind of pathogen is Pneumocystis jirovec? resembling the features of a winged animal this 3. c. Viral a. Bacterial b. Fungal d. Parasitic...
Questions: 1. 2. What is the most common viral disease associated with HIV infection and AIDS? In cytomegalic inclusion disease the microscopic morphology exhibited by this disease is described as enlarged cells (cytomegaly), with large intranuclear cytoplasmic inclusions and a surrounding halo. Because this morphology has a characteristic appearance resembling the features of a winged animal this morphology has a nick-name. What is it? What kind of pathogen is Pneumocystis jirovec? 3. c. Viral a. Bacterial b. Fungal d. Parasitic...
11. Briefly describe what an infection is and, using examples, the difference between infections 12. What is the current theory regarding the origin of the HIV (AIDS) virus and why the virus 13. Briefly describe the four modes of action of antibacterial drugs and give an example drug for that are endemic, epidemic or pandemic in nature. was not likely noted in epidemic proportions until the late 20th century each mode of action. 14. What are the four types of...
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