Zika virus is chiefly spread using an insect vector, more specifically, mosquitoes. Given this, which of the following helps account for why all blood donations in J.S. are screened for Zika? O a. Zika can be easily transmitted from person to person even through incidental contact O b. Zika infections are now common and regularly reported in every U.S. State (except Alaska) O c. Screening of blood donations is the main way in which Zika infections are diagnosed in the U.S. O d. Climate change extends the habitat of mosquitoes that can carry the virus

Zika virus is chiefly spread using an insect vector, more specifically, mosquitoes. Given this, which of the following helps account for why all blood donations in J.S. are screened for Zika? O a. Zika can be easily transmitted from person to person even through incidental contact O b. Zika infections are now common and regularly reported in every U.S. State (except Alaska) O c. Screening of blood donations is the main way in which Zika infections are diagnosed in the U.S. O d. Climate change extends the habitat of mosquitoes that can carry the virus

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Chapter15: Adult And Pediatric Dosages Based On Body Weight

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