The Primary Effect of Chronic Fevers on the Body's Respiratory

question 1

Multiple Choice

The primary effect of chronic fevers on the body's respiratory functioning is seen in:

• A) Increased oxygen requirements that exceed the body's ability to satisfy its needs
• B) Increased respiratory rates that tax the body's reserves of stored energy
• C) Breakdown of muscle mass,causing ineffective intercostal muscle function
• D) The presence of a sense of general malaise that stresses the immune system

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