What type of pathogen causes Type A influenza?

A. A DNA virus
B. A fungus
C. An RNA virus
D. A bacterium


Answer: C

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A) subclavius B) subscapularis C) infraspinatus D) teres minor E) deltoid

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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After a day or two of suffering from a viral infection, you notice an area of swelling and pressure under your ribs on the left side, near the stomach and under the lungs. The enlarged organ must be the ________.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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Which of the following features of the stratum corneum is incorrect?

A) It is composed of differentiated epithelial cells. B) Its purpose is to reduce water loss. C) The tissue is dead and unresponsive to physical changes. D) It is heavily keratinized.

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