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What determines the outcome of a viral infection?
What determines the outcome of a viral infection?
- The strength of the immune response and the type of immune cells involved (correct)
- The duration of the infection and the patient's lifestyle
- The type of virus and the patient's medical history
- The virus's ability to evade the body's defense and the patient's age
What is the result of a strong immune response against a virus?
What is the result of a strong immune response against a virus?
- Viral mutation
- Chronic disease
- Immune system suppression
- Acute disease (correct)
What is the role of immune cells in determining the outcome of a viral infection?
What is the role of immune cells in determining the outcome of a viral infection?
- They are involved in the recognition of the virus and triggering an immune response (correct)
- They are responsible for the symptoms of the disease
- They produce antibodies to neutralize the virus
- They help to evade the body's defense
What is the result of a virus's ability to evade the body's defense?
What is the result of a virus's ability to evade the body's defense?
What is the relationship between the strength of the immune response and the outcome of a viral infection?
What is the relationship between the strength of the immune response and the outcome of a viral infection?
Which type of RNA genome is mentioned as being similar to a dsDNA genome in terms of the transcription process?
Which type of RNA genome is mentioned as being similar to a dsDNA genome in terms of the transcription process?
What is described for transcription in the text?
What is described for transcription in the text?
Which class of genome is used as an example in the context?
Which class of genome is used as an example in the context?
What does the text imply about the transcription process from dsRNA and dsDNA genomes?
What does the text imply about the transcription process from dsRNA and dsDNA genomes?
What kind of genome is not directly compared to dsDNA genomes in the text?
What kind of genome is not directly compared to dsDNA genomes in the text?
What characteristic allows bacteria to survive independently?
What characteristic allows bacteria to survive independently?
Where can bacteria survive?
Where can bacteria survive?
What is true about most bacteria?
What is true about most bacteria?
Bacteria are classified as what type of organism?
Bacteria are classified as what type of organism?
Which one is a common misconception about bacteria?
Which one is a common misconception about bacteria?
What is a characteristic feature of hepatitis?
What is a characteristic feature of hepatitis?
Which organ is primarily affected by hepatitis?
Which organ is primarily affected by hepatitis?
Which type of cells accumulate in the liver tissue as a result of hepatitis?
Which type of cells accumulate in the liver tissue as a result of hepatitis?
What term best describes liver inflammation due to hepatitis?
What term best describes liver inflammation due to hepatitis?
What is not a sign of hepatitis as described?
What is not a sign of hepatitis as described?
What severe condition can Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) lead to other than mononucleosis?
What severe condition can Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) lead to other than mononucleosis?
Which disease can be caused by EBV that involves inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord?
Which disease can be caused by EBV that involves inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord?
What is one possible lung-related complication of an EBV infection?
What is one possible lung-related complication of an EBV infection?
Which of the following is NOT a condition associated with EBV?
Which of the following is NOT a condition associated with EBV?
What can Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) NOT cause?
What can Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) NOT cause?
