A Febrile and Pneumonic Illness First Named in 1976 by Scientists

question 5

Multiple Choice

A febrile and pneumonic illness first named in 1976 by scientists at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) who were investigating an epidemic of pneumonia among Pennsylvania State American Legion members attending a convention in Philadelphia is known as:

• A)Philadelphia pneumonia.
• B)legionnaires' disease.
• C)tuberculosis.
• D)rheumatic fever.

Understand the contributions of both genetics and environment to the development of temperament.

Comprehend the development phases of a human from conception through the prenatal period.

Recognize the effects of prenatal substance exposure on infant development and health.

Understand infants' perceptual and cognitive capabilities, including habituation and sound discrimination.

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