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What role do genetics play in multifactorial diseases?
What role do genetics play in multifactorial diseases?
- Genetics are less important than environmental factors.
- Genetics do not influence disease expression.
- Genetics are one component influencing these diseases. (correct)
- Genetics solely determine the onset of these diseases.
Which statement best reflects the relationship between environmental factors and disease expression?
Which statement best reflects the relationship between environmental factors and disease expression?
- All diseases are solely caused by environmental factors.
- Environmental factors have no effect on genetic diseases.
- The environment significantly influences whether a disease will be expressed. (correct)
- Genetics entirely override environmental influences.
What regulation exists regarding harmful substances in industries?
What regulation exists regarding harmful substances in industries?
- There are no regulations on harmful substances released into the environment.
- Industries can self-regulate the release of harmful substances.
- Only household products are regulated for harmful substances.
- Laws limit harmful substances that industries can release into the air and water. (correct)
What is indicated about safe exposure levels to harmful substances?
What is indicated about safe exposure levels to harmful substances?
Which of the following is true about environmental contaminants?
Which of the following is true about environmental contaminants?
Flashcards
Multifactorial Diseases
Multifactorial Diseases
Diseases caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
Environmental Contaminants
Environmental Contaminants
Substances that pollute the environment and can harm human health.
Exposure Limit Laws
Exposure Limit Laws
Regulations that set maximum allowable levels of harmful substances in the environment.
Safe Exposure Level
Safe Exposure Level
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Environmental Role in Disease
Environmental Role in Disease
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Study Notes
Multifactorial Diseases
- Multifactorial diseases are influenced by both genetics and the environment.
- Environmental factors play a crucial role in determining whether a genetic predisposition manifests as a disease.
Environmental Contaminants
- Environmental contaminants affect human health.
- Legislation regulates the release of harmful substances into the environment and limits the use of hazardous chemicals.
Safety of Exposure
- Is there a safe exposure level for any human health hazard? This question remains unanswered.
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Description
This quiz explores the relationship between genetics, environmental factors, and multifactorial diseases. Understand how environmental contaminants influence human health and the ongoing questions about safe exposure levels to various hazards. Test your knowledge on key concepts related to these important health issues.
