Explain How the Incubation Period Can Influence the Spread of an Infectious

question 8

Multiple Choice

Explain how the incubation period can influence the spread of an infectious agent.

• A) Incubation period does not affect the spread of an infectious agent. An infectious carrier will only spread the illness when they are showing acute symptoms. As such, the length of incubation period is not important for spreading the illness.
• B) Depending on the microbe and the illness, an asymptomatic carrier in the incubation period might be shedding infectious microbes to his/her surroundings. In such a case, a longer incubation period would lead to a greater spread of the disease as the carrier comes into contact with more individuals while he/she is generally appearing to be healthy.
• C) A very short incubation period will place a patient into the highly infectious active disease state sooner. Since people avoid contact with actively ill individuals, a very short incubation period will always lead to a decrease in the spread of an infectious disease.
• D) A very long incubation period will place a patient into the highly infectious active disease state later. Since people generally avoid contact with actively ill individuals, a very long incubation period will always lead to a decrease in the spread of an infectious disease.
• E) A short incubation period leads to an increase in the spread of an infectious agent. This is because diseases with a short incubation period are always far more severe than those with a long incubation period, so the infectious agent is spread more vigorously.

Recognize the impact of ethical leadership on follower behavior and organizational culture.

Illustrate the challenges and obstacles in practicing and evaluating ethical leadership.

Understand the role of personal integrity and moral development in ethical leadership.

Differentiate between various leadership theories with respect to their emphasis on ethics and social justice.

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