When a disease occurs at a greater frequency than usual in a population of a given area, this is refered to as a(n): ____ (A) Epidemic (B) Pandemic (C) Endemic (D) Sporadic

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When a disease occurs at a greater frequency than usual in a population of a given area, this is refered to as a(n): ____

(A) Epidemic
(B) Pandemic
(C) Endemic
(D) Sporadic

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A- Epidemic

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