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answer those question please with False or True only: 1.For norovirus, it can take as little...

answer those question please with False or True only:

1.For norovirus, it can take as little as 10 viruses to result in a infection.

2.Jaundice is a possible symptom of hepatitis A

3. Incubation period for hepatitis A is 12-16 hours.

4.Severe nausea, projectile vomiting and violent diarrhea are symptoms of norovirus.

5. Poliovirus can potentially contaminate waterways and thus seafood

6. Viruses need a host cell to replicate.

7.If food is left at room temperature, then a virus on that food can multiply and increase its number to produce a more severe infection

8. Norovirus survives for relatively long periods outside of its host.

9.The first viruses were seen in the 1880's using a light microscope.

10.Foods eaten raw, or cooked foods handlled after cooking are potential sources of both norovirus and hepatitis A.

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Answer: True (norovirus is small particle 10 virus that is essential to cause an infection)

Answer: True ( Jaundice is the yellowing of the skin, which is the one of the symptom of hepatitis A)

Answer: False ( The incubation period of jaundJau is 15- 50 days and approximately 28 days)

Answer: True ( nausea, vomiting etc are symptoms of norovirus)

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