What is the term used to describe an infection with no symptoms that can remain inapparent continuously for long periods of time?13 of 120Inapparent InfectionPathogenesisLytic necrosisTransmission

A disease that develops rapidly and lasts a short time is called __________ disease.Question 47Answera.an acuteb.a subacutec.a latentd.a chronic

A state of inactive infection is called Blank______.Multiple choice question.sourcecarrierlatencyreservoirsequelae

Match the following disease presentations with their corresponding descriptions:Please match the values:Carrier statePeracuteAcuteChronicShort clinical course with rapid onset e.g SalmonellaLong duration or recurring e.g. E. coli urinary tract infectionPresence of infectious agent without clinical signs. The bacteria is being shed continuously or intermittently e.g. Leptospirosis.Very severe disease, or death e.g Anthrax

People who have been exposed and harbor a pathogen but still not show any of the symptoms of the disease are called:a.a.       Intermittent carrierb.     Passive carriersc.a.       Convalescent carriersd.a.       Incubatory carriers

Which disease type can persist for a lifetime?Acute diseasesInfectious diseasesChronic diseasesCommunicable diseases