The Distinction Between Childhood-Onset CD and Adolescent-Onset CD Is ______

question 4

Multiple Choice

The distinction between childhood-onset CD and adolescent-onset CD is ______.

• A) whether at least one symptom occurs before age 10
• B) whether the criteria are fully met before age 10
• C) whether the child is diagnosed before age 10
• D) whether the condition is treated before age 10

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Definitions:

Usually Men

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More Likely To Be Poor

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Ensuring Empty House

The act or strategy of making sure a house or dwelling is unoccupied, typically for nefarious purposes.

Water Meter

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