A Disease in Which the Causative Agent Remains Inactive for a Time

question 8

Multiple Choice

A disease in which the causative agent remains inactive for a time before producing symptoms is referred to as

• A) subclinical.
• B) latent.
• C) acute.
• D) subacute.
• E) zoonotic.

Understand the impact of hospitalization on children and families, including emotional and psychological aspects.

Recognize the importance of familiar objects and routines for hospitalized children.

Identify appropriate strategies to reduce anxiety and stress in both children and their families during hospitalization.

Understand the concept of regression in hospitalized children and strategies for managing it.

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