The disease that characterized by the absence of <span>a thymus, resulting in recurrent infections, heart defects, and characteristic facial features is: DiGeorge Syndrome
The deletion from Chromosome 22 led to the imperfect development of various body system which would lead to various health issues in the future.</span>
Answer:
Regarding prostatic hyperplasia, this condition occurs in about half of males over the age of 75 (option D).
Explanation:
Prostate hyperplasia refers to an increase in the volume of the gland, related to some risk factors and to age. The most frequent symptom it produces is the obstruction of urine output from the bladder.
<u>Epidemiologically, prostate hyperplasia can be seen in half of men whose ages range from 75 to 80 year</u>s, as the increase can occur progressively over the years.
The other options are not correct because prostate hyperplasia:
<em> A. Does not occur in young men.
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<em> B. It is not a rare condition, but frequent in older men.
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<em> C. It is less frequent in Asians.</em>
