The nurse should expect to observe which findings in a patient during the incubation period of...
The nurse should expect to observe which findings in a patient during the incubation period of a viral infection? Question 7 options:
a.Nonspecific symptoms such as lethargy, fever, and headache.
b.Specific symptoms associated with the virus.
c.A lack of symptoms.
d.Local symptoms.
Homework Answers
Answer is option A) Nonspecific symptoms such as lethargy, fever, and headache
The nonspecific symptoms develop as a sign of body's reponse towards the manifestation of a viral propagation in the body during the incubation period. This is also called as the prodromal stage wherein non distinguishing symptoms of the viral disease show up and usually it is fever, lethargy or malaise and headache.
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