What Distinguishes a Communicable Disease from an Infectious Disease

question 15

Multiple Choice

What distinguishes a communicable disease from an infectious disease?

• A)Communicable diseases may be transmitted through parasites
• B)Communicable diseases may be transmitted person-to-person
• C)Communicable diseases are viral; infectious diseases are bacterial
• D)Communicable diseases are viral or bacterial; infectious diseases are fungal or parasitic

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