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The body’s first lines of defense are

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Adapted immunity can be built by

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All microorganisms are pathogens.

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Acute inflammation is generally a good immunological reaction, whereas chronic inflammation can lead to damage to the body’s tissues.

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Viruses

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The most up-to-date scientific publication of disease occurrence in the US is

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The #1 public health achievement of the 20th century was

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The majority of the estimated 5 million Americans with hepatitis B and C virus do not know they have the infection.

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Though more foodborne illnesses occur from produce, more deaths due to foodborne pathogens occur from

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Influenza can be

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Question 112 pts

Antibiotic resistance is

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Question 121 pts

Which transmission mode is most difficult to prevent and control?

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What is not an appropriate way the public health system can prevent and control tuberculosis?

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Question 141 pts

Why is tuberculosis a public health concern?

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Question 152 pts

Herd immunity

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Is the cause of concern for parents, leading to the reduction of vaccination rates

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1. The innate immunity through skin and mucous membranes

2. Through vaccination

3. false

4. meat and poultry

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