A Marked Seasonality to a Disease Is Often Indicative of

question 16

Multiple Choice

A marked seasonality to a disease is often indicative of

• A) certain modes of transmission.
• B) the presence of carriers.
• C) a zoonotic infection.
• D) a bacterial disease.

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Definitions:

Keloids

Thick, raised scars that grow beyond the original wound boundary, resulting from excessive collagen production during healing.

External Traumas

Physical injuries caused by an external force or impact to the body.

Fibrous Protein

Proteins that are elongated and insoluble, forming essential structural components of body tissues such as collagen, keratin, and elastin.

Endogenous Lesions

Lesions or damages originating from within the body, often caused by internal factors such as genetic disorders or disease processes.