On Monday, Kari exhibits no symptoms of a viral illness. She is sick on Tuesday and stays home from school. On Wednesday, her friends stay home with the same illness, despite having no contact with Kari when she was sick on Tuesday. Which is the most likely explanation of how the other students became sick?
A. Kari was immune to the virus but infected the other students
B. The virus mutated and infected the other students after Kari got sick
C. Kari was infected with the virus before she experienced any symptoms
D. The virus was a carrier, and the other students were infected after Kari got sick.
Select your answer:
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Cell Transport › ViewSometimes, energy is required for ____ molecules to go in or out of the cell because they cannot fit into the membrane.
A. big
B. small
C. crunchy
D. water
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What is the goal of rehabilitation during immobilization?
A. Increase muscle atrophy
B. Improve overall fitness
C. Reduce bone density
D. Restrict joint movement