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VTPB 221 TAMU Great Diseases Study Guide Exam 1 Questions And Answers The theory of spontaneous generation was advocated and defended by: ANS Needham With the development of the scientific methods, during the Renaissance , the theory of spontaneous generation came under attack. Who was the first scientist who tried to prove the invalidity of spontaneous generation theory? ANS Franscesco Redi Who was behind the scientific thought about contagious diseases that was culminated and was conc...

VTPB 221 Final Exam Questions And Answers With Verified Study Solutions Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is characterized by a long incubation period because the causal agent divides slowly. ANS False. The host's immune system is capable, for some time, to compensate for the destruction of the target cells by partially destroying the causal agent. Bitten by an infected Aedes mosquito ANS A student traveling to Central America could become infected with Dengue Fever virus by w...

VTPB 221 Practice Exam Final Questions And Answers With Latest Updates In the mid of the 19th Century, different theories arose to explain the cause of cholera. These theories were: i) The miasma theory; ii) The poison theory; iii) The contagion/germ theory. The poison theory was strongly supported and advocated by: A. Robert Koch B. Florence Nightingale C. John Snow D. Max von Pettenkofer E. Thomas Crapper ANS ** john snow 2. Grosse Isle was a Canadian government owned island that o...

VTPB 221 Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions When a disease has high incidence among a human population within a certain area and time period ANS Epidemic Saber shin is usually associated with: ANS Syphilis Idea that some diseases were caused and spread by contagions was proposed by: ANS Fracas Toro When a person in infected with measles, the body uses which of the following media to fight the causative agent? ANS Cellular Immune Response

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AAPC CPB - PRACTICE EXAM B 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS| PASS GUARANTEED What is the term for the total amount of covered medical expenses a policyholder must pay each year out-of-pocket before the health insurance company begins to pay any benefits? A. Copayment B. Deductible C. Secondary Payment D. Coinsurance - correct answer B. Deductible Which type of insurance covers physicians and other healthcare professionals for liability as to claims arising from patient treatment? A. Busines...

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VTPB 221 Final Exam Review Questions And Answers With Complete Quizzes (T/F) Monkeys are the primary reservoirs for monkey pox virus ANS False Commensal microorganisms (microbiota) are present in: ANS Mouth, gut, respiratory tract, skin The primary cells involved in the adaptive (acquired) immune system are: ANS T cells and B cells Adaptive immunity against viral infections includes: ANS Both humoral and cell mediated immunity The first infectious disease of humans to be eradica...

VTPB 221 Tamu Logan Exam 2 Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions Viral hemorrhagic fevers are caused by four distinct families ANS flaviviruses, arenaviruses, rhinovirus and filoviruses Ebola is a _____ virus ANS Filovirus Ebola and Marburg viruses are spread via _____ contact ANS direct contact Ebola was discovered in ____(animal) in the _______(place) in _____(year) ANS pigs, Philippines, 2008 ebola is associated with _____(animal) ANS bat

VTPB 221 Final Review Questions And Answers With Latest Updates Using night soil and manure as a source of nitrogen during the development of agriculture increased the number of human diseases by increasing the parasites, bacteria, and flies humans were exposed to. (True or False?) ANS True Some of the consequences of the development of agriculture during early human societies on human health were: ANS Appearance of zoonotic diseases Poisonous air exhaled by decaying organic matter caus...