The Objective, Measurable Evidence of Disease Evaluated by an Observer

question 15

Multiple Choice

The objective, measurable evidence of disease evaluated by an observer is termed

• A)syndrome.
• B)symptom.
• C)sign.
• D)pathology.
• E)inflammation.

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Definitions:

Audiences and Crowds

A conceptual distinction where audiences are groups of people observing an event, while crowds are groups that gather for a shared purpose and may engage in active participation.

Coworkers

Individuals who work together in the same organization or workplace.

Primary Groups

Small, close-knit and often long-term social groups characterized by deep, personal, and enduring relationships.

Cohesiveness

A measure of how well members of a group stick together, sharing a sense of belonging and commitment to the group's objectives.