I think the correct answer to this question is B. Respiratory Infection.
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In sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), the doctor would examine <u>the genital area, blood, and/or urine</u>.
Explanation:
If a person is sexually active with one or more than one partner, there are chances to have <u>Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD)</u> <u>with or without symptoms</u>. For that, it's better to go for STD test.
For STD diagnosis, doctor would <u>initially</u> examine <u>by physical/visual analysis </u>and then could take a sample for further confirmation throgh laboratory analysis. For this, sample could be of blood, urine, genital swab, a swab from inside of the mouth, and/or a swab from an affected area.
Skeletal muscle<span> is </span>called voluntary<span> because you can control this type of </span>muscle<span>.
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Answer:
exercising physical exercise callisthenics exercise physical exertion workout.
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