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1.Two days ago you woke up with a sore throat and stuffy nose. Now, you can barely swallow and it's hard to breathe out of your nose. What phase of disease are you in? Decline Phase Prodromal phase Incubation Convalescence period Invasive Phase 2.Once every few years a case of Anthrax shows up. How would you classify this disease? Sporadic Epidemic Endemic Pandemic 3.Our specific immune response is ___ comprised of our skin and mucous membanes acquired over time present at birth the same no matter what the pathogen is 1.Two days ago you woke up with a sore throat and stuffy nose. Now, you can barely swallow and it's hard to breathe out of your nose. What phase of disease are you in? Decline Phase Prodromal phase Incubation Convalescence period Invasive Phase 2.Once every few years a case of Anthrax shows up. How would you classify this disease? Sporadic Epidemic Endemic Pandemic 2.Once every few years a case of Anthrax shows up. How would you classify this disease? Sporadic Epidemic Endemic Pandemic 3.Our specific immune response is ___ comprised of our skin and mucous membanes acquired over time present at birth the same no matter what the pathogen is .
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B Single
C.Married filing separately
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B. Social Security benefits
C. Scholarships
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B.Stepfather
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C. 13,200
D. 22,000
E. None of the above
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B. Since Martha lived with both Frank and Jean during the year, they each may claim Martha as a dependent.
C. Frank, since he has custody.
D Jean, since she earned more than Frank and, therefore, is presumed to have provided more than 50% of Martha's support.
E .None of the above
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