Answer: (A) Erythema infectiosum
(C) Fifth disease
Explanation:
Erythema infectiosum, is also called as fifth disease. It is a disease which is caused by the human parvovirus. It occurs in the spring season. It is commonly found disease in young children (5-7 years). The disease spread through the respiratory droplets, blood and blood products containing the pathogen.
The incubation period of the disease is 4 to 14 days. It exhibit flue like symptoms such as fever. It involves the development of the erythema in the cheeks and maculopapular lacy rashes over the cheeks, arms, trunk, legs, palms and soles.
These rashes are slightly raised. The area affected by the rashes extend by exercise, sunlight, heat, emotional stress and fever.
Answer
<u>When cells are populated with cancers cells; they produced certain substances in response to</u><u> </u>the cancerous growths. These substances are called tumor markers.However these (substances) can also produced by normal cells in a non- cancerous conditions in response to other diseases conditions.
The clinician should conclude from above analysis that;........ ''Therefore, they are not enough for diagnosis of cancer growth to give a positive or negative confirmation of tumor. The man should be told that; they are not effective screening tools for cancer''.
They are measured from levels in the blood or urine.
Explanation:
<span>Too much things at once may lead to you getting hurt. It helps you adjust to changes,and get better fitness.</span>
- Look at these entries from Alissa's workout log: Monday 45-minute run Tuesday 45-minute run Wednesday Rest Thursday 45-minute run Friday 45-minute run Saturday 45-minute run Sunday Rest Based on her entries, what is the ... Adjust the frequency of her workout to include time for rest and recovery ...
