When a disease is present over a very short period time it is considered: 1. Acute...
When a disease is present over a very short period time it is considered:
1. Acute
2. Endemic
3. Remission
4. Chronic
Homework Answers
Acute.
A disease which is present over a very short period of time it is considered as acute.
Acute illness which is occur suddenly and lasts for a short time.
Option B is incorrect because it spreads rapidly and lasts longer.
Option C is imcoincor because remission is the disappearance of a disease permanently or temporarily.
Option D is incorrect because chronic illness is develops slowly and takes months to years of time.
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