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What are diseases that come from animals called?
A. Non-human-notic
B. Zoonotic
C. Animalnotic
D. Insectnotic
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- What do Creutzfeldt-Jakob and mad cow disease have in common?a. Both are fatal diseases.b. Both are caused by prions.c. Both cause spongiform changes in the brain.d. All of these are correct.Which of these would be the index case for the Ebola epidemic?a. Nina Pham b. the baby in Guinea c. Thomas Duncan d. a dead monkeyWhich is NOT true of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study? a. Participants never saw doctors or nurses b. Participants were given the newly discovered penicillin c. The study was an important reason the U.S. developed ethical standards for experiments d. Poor black men were chosen as participants
- What can be learned from the Dengue Vaccine Controversy? a. All vaccines have harmful effects and should not be trusted.b. Taking vaccines should be voluntary and side effects should be explained to the recipient or doctors at least.c. Vaccines on their early development should be taken with great precaution.d. Vaccines are deadly.Why was it so interesting that the woman had lesions inside of her body, and not just on the outside? A. Scientists never knew that lesions could form inside the human body. B. Lesions are only found inside the bodies of individuals who had very severe smallpox. C. None of these are correct. D. It had never been documented before that smallpox lesions were present inside the bodies of those who were severely infected.How long did the Ebola outbreak continue before it was recognized by health officials? A. Days B. Weeks C. Years D. Months
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