Answer:
It would be interesting to study the<em> "Eloba Virus disease" </em>because I wanted to know why it is fatal and how people can prevent contracting it.
Explanation:
In order to know more about Ebola Virus disease, it would be best to learn what Zoonotic disease means.
<em>Zoonotic disease- </em>This is also known as "Zoonosis." This is defined as an infectious disease that is <u>naturally</u> transferred between animals and people. It can be caused by a<u> parasite, virus or bacteria.</u>
Examples of zoonotic disease are: bird flu, anthrax, bovine tuberculosis, cat scratch fever, ebola virus disease, etc.
Ebola Virus- This is a deadly disease that is cause by a group of viruses from the genus<u> Ebolavirus.</u> This disease can be contracted through <em>direct contact </em>with the infected person's or animal's <em>body fluid.</em> Once the virus enters the body, it breaks the body's first line of defense. This means that the person's immune system will weaken. The person will then experience <u><em>fever and internal bleeding.</em></u> Due to its fatality, Ebola virus disease is also being called<u> Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever.</u>
Studying the Ebola Virus disease will allow people to learn the best preventive measure from contracting it and will also bring<u><em> awareness on the nature of the disease.</em></u>
I believe the answer to your question is external stimuli
The client's diagnosis is called Testicular torsion. This is the twisting of the spermatic cord as well as the contents and affects around 3.8 in every 100000 males below 18 years old.It has symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and scrotal pain specifically unilateral and the cremasteric reflex is absent with a high riding testicle . There should be a prompt surgical exploration that should be done once diagnosed.
Answer:
A, C, D and E
Explanation:
In the assessment of legs, there are many systems that are combined for that part of the body to function optimally.
The reason that all the options are relevant in this question (except for B) specifically referring to legs, is that option B (the cardiovascular system) is not a main indicator of a problem with that part of the body specifically.
If something is wrong with the leg of a patient, there is a small likelihood of it being related to the cardiovascular system, because if the cardiovascular system is causing something to be wrong in the legs, it should not be limited to that section of the body. Hence, the other options are correct, but not option B.
