When Pathogens Remain with Their Host and Cannot Be Transmitted

question 4

Multiple Choice

When pathogens remain with their host and cannot be transmitted

• A) Reservoir
• B) Communicable pathogens
• C) Noncommunicable pathogens
• D) Zoonosis

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Definitions:

Body Surface

The outermost layer or covering of an organism's body, including the skin, fur, or scales, which serves as a protective barrier.

Nudibranch Mollusks

Colorful sea slugs found in marine environments, known for their striking forms and colors.

Tracheal Tubes

The system of small tubes in insects and some other arthropods that carry air directly to tissues from openings in the exoskeleton.

Body Surface

Refers to the external part or skin of an organism, serving as a protective barrier and interface with the environment.