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Chiara Vestrini
on Dec 09, 2024
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Rash and fever for 2-3 days
A) chicken pox
B) common cold
C) head lice
D) hepatitis B
E) herpes simplex virus
F) H1N1
G) meningitis (bacterial)
H) meningitis (viral)
I) mumps
J) pneumonia
K) rubella
L) vancomycin-resistant enterococci
Rash
A noticeable change on the skin, often marked by redness or spots, which can be a symptom of various conditions.
- Pinpoint the symptoms linked to different contagious diseases.
- Pair diseases with their corresponding mechanisms of transmission.
- Acquire knowledge on the incubation periods associated with various transmissible diseases.
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Learning Objectives
- Pinpoint the symptoms linked to different contagious diseases.
- Pair diseases with their corresponding mechanisms of transmission.
- Acquire knowledge on the incubation periods associated with various transmissible diseases.