There wouldn’t be any 2nd hand smoking, being brought from one person to another, which will save others. Also, the person smoking would be safer, and their lungs won’t get old. It’ll keep everyone safer.
The right answer is A.myasthenia gravis
Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disease affecting mainly young women and the elderly and whose incidence tends to increase. It affects neuromuscular junctions. A fluctuating oculo-facio-bulbar paresis of variable severity is frequent. Remissions and exacerbations are typical. The disease is caused by autoantibodies to acetylcholine receptors or, more rarely, to a specific muscle kinase.
Complementary examinations aim to confirm the diagnosis and to look for associated pathologies (1/10 to a thymoma or an associated autoimmune disease).
This varies from how sick they to if they’re even sick at all
The right answer is indeed calculus of bile duct with acute cholangitis with obstruction
It is also called acute cholangitis and obstruction due to bile duct calculus, or common bile duct stone with acute cholangitis).
Biliary lithiasis, or cholelithiasis, is the formation of stones within the gallbladder, the organ that stores the bile secreted by the liver.
Cholangitis results in inflammation of the small bile ducts that tend to shrink, impeding the normal flow of bile.
Answer:
B) Prevalence
Explanation:
Prevalence in this case is the number of young women within the age bracket that tested positive for STI this year.
We cannot say this is an epidemic because we don't know if the statistics from the result is normal or higher than what is termed normal. It is also not incidence because incidence has to do with new cases and we were not given enough information to know if it is the first time for those who tested positive or they have tested positive for STI in the past.
Since there are no risk factors involved, we cannot term the data as risk because risk in this case involves the probability of contracting STI.
