Diseases with a Rapid Onset That Last a Relatively Short

question 55

Multiple Choice

Diseases with a rapid onset that last a relatively short time are

• A) chronic diseases.
• B) acute diseases.
• C) demented diseases.
• D) mental diseases.

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