Match the Following Terms or Phrases with the Correct Description

question 29

Multiple Choice

Match the following terms or phrases with the correct description or definition.​
-​Erythema migrans

• A)​A circular skin rash characterized by red ring and clear central area resembling a bull's eye target and often seen in cases of Lyme disease.
• B)​Deterioration of health status after a period of improvement or recuperation following infection.
• C)​A progressive neurosensory disorder involving the lower extremities seen in tertiary syphilis which causes abnormal gait and deformed joints such as the knees.
• D)​Sensitivity to or intolerance of light, may be a symptom of meningitis or other infection.
• E)​An abnormal increase in cells, particularly white blood cells, in body fluids such as CSF.
• F)​A high incidence of a disease in a specific population which is constantly present and equal among age groups.
• G)​A group of organisms which can interbreed, evidenced by recombination and genetic transference for which subcategories may be created to include variants.
• H)​A reddened, ulcerative syphilitic lesion which appears 10-60 days following infection.
• I)​A condition characterized by unilateral weakness or paralysis of facial muscles due to injury or inflammation of the facial (VII cranial) nerve which is usually temporary.
• J)Endemic non-venereal syphilitic infection transmitted by direct contact with spirochete treponemes which cause skin ulceration and for which children are the reservoirs.

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Definitions:

Predominate

To be the strongest or main element; to have a dominating influence.

Major Organic Product

The primary product of an organic reaction that is formed in the greatest yield, determined by the mechanism and conditions of the reaction.

2-Methylheptane

An isomer of octane, a hydrocarbon molecule with a seven-carbon chain and a methyl group attached to the second carbon.

2-Methylhept-1-ene

An organic compound belonging to the class of alkenes, specifically an eight-carbon chain with a double bond at the first position and a methyl group at the second carbon.