Viral pathogenesis is influenced by the health of the host. Therefore the clinical outcome for a...
Viral pathogenesis is influenced by the health of the host. Therefore the clinical outcome for a person with part of their immune system suppressed will always be worse than that for a healthy person, provided that the viral infection is the same (strain, dose ect.) and the relevant host genetic factors are the same. Select one: True False
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The statement is true.
Reason: When a person is immuno-compromised, his immune system is not able to fight even general infections. There are viral strains which evade the host immune response making them immuno-compromised in nature. Such patients are exposed to extremely high risks of multiple infections as compared to a healthy individuals. This clinical situation arises not only because of infections but also arise due to genetic defects. Such conditions are known as familial immuno-deficiencies or host immune constraints leading to multiple infections. Thus, the general infections which are evaded by normal persons can be deleterious for persons with low immunity.
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