In developed countries, what is identified as the most prevalent cause of acute illnesses not requiring hospital admission?
Understand the Problem
The question asks about the most common cause of acute illnesses in developed countries that do not require hospitalization. It presents four options: bacterial infections, viral infections, cardiovascular diseases, and injuries.
Answer
Acute respiratory infections, particularly influenza (the flu), are the most common acute illnesses not requiring hospitalization in developed countries.
In developed countries, the most prevalent cause of acute illnesses not requiring hospital admission is acute respiratory infections, most commonly the flu (influenza).
Answer for screen readers
In developed countries, the most prevalent cause of acute illnesses not requiring hospital admission is acute respiratory infections, most commonly the flu (influenza).
More Information
Acute illnesses are short-term conditions, and respiratory infections affect the nose, throat, and lungs.
Tips
It is important to differentiate between illnesses requiring hospitalization and those that do not when answering this question.
Sources
- Influenza (seasonal) - who.int
- Trends of acute respiratory infection, including human ... - who.int
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