All of the Following Are Common Problems Associated with Using

question 13

Multiple Choice

All of the following are common problems associated with using serologic methods to diagnose viral infections except:

• A)the host does not produce specific antibodies to viruses.
• B)serologic assays measure host response rather than directly detecting the virus.
• C)the antibody-producing capabilities of human hosts vary widely.
• D)the antibody level does not correlate with the activity level of the infection.

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