Bubonic Plague Was Most Commonly Spread By

question 2

Multiple Choice

Bubonic plague was most commonly spread by:

• A) flea bites.
• B) lice.
• C) breath droplets, which infected individuals expel while coughing.
• D) transmissions of bodily fluids.
• E) mosquito bites.

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Definitions:

Sensate Focus

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Masters and Johnson Institute

A research institution founded by William Masters and Virginia E. Johnson, known for its study of human sexual response and the diagnosis and treatment of sexual disorders.

Menopause-related Symptoms

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Vaginal Pain

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