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Question 11 Zoonotic pathogens infect: A. Only humans B. Only mammals C. Have a narrow host range D. Both humans and animals

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Question 19 This infection is communicable. A. Tetanus B. Anthrax C. Measles D. Both B and C are correct
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Answer 2- Acquired immunity

Reason- In case of acquired immunity the creation of immunity is developed by the external elements such as vaccine

Answer 11= mammals

Reason =zoonotic diseases infection transmit from animals to human and vice versa

Answer 12- Both B and C are correct

Reason- Anthrax is passed from animal to a human while measles is a highly communicable disease.

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