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question 34 (1 point)
which disease is bloodborne and can cause liver damage?
○ a pneumonia
○ b blood poisoning
○ c tuberculosis
○ d hepatitis

question 35 (1 point)
a disease that is transmitted from one person to another is called ____.
○ a communicable
○ b communal
○ c microbial
○ d characteristic

question 36 (1 point)
the pocket or tube - like depression in the scalp or skin that contains the hair root is the hair ____.
○ a follicle
○ b shaft
○ c bulb
○ d dermal

Explanation:

Question 34

• Option a: Pneumonia affects the lungs, not bloodborne or liver - related.
• Option b: Blood poisoning (sepsis) is a systemic infection but not specifically causing liver damage as a primary effect related to bloodborne transmission in the way hepatitis is.
• Option c: Tuberculosis mainly affects the lungs (and other organs in some cases) and is not bloodborne in the context of liver damage.
• Option d: Hepatitis (especially types like B and C) is bloodborne and causes liver damage.

• Option a: A communicable disease is defined as a disease that can be transmitted from one person to another.
• Option b: Communal refers to something related to a community, not disease transmission.
• Option c: Microbial refers to something related to microbes, not the transmission of a disease between people.
• Option d: Characteristic refers to a distinguishing feature, not disease transmission.

• Option a: The hair follicle is the pocket - like structure in the scalp or skin that contains the hair root.
• Option b: The hair shaft is the visible part of the hair above the skin, not the structure containing the root.
• Option c: The hair bulb is part of the hair follicle, but the follicle is the overall structure that contains the root.
• Option d: Dermal refers to the dermis layer of the skin, not the structure containing the hair root.

Answer:

d. Hepatitis

Question 35