Question

How does the type of behavior this photograph (Figure 26.19, woman close proximity to chickens) shows typically influence pathogen transmission?

Choose one:
A. Humans who live in close contact with birds risk more opportunities for bird pathogens to infect humans.
B. Humans who live in close contact with birds develop natural immunity against bird pathogens.
C. Human disease typically infects birds, the disease-causing agent mutates, and then it reinfects humans.
D. Birds and humans are not infected by similar pathogens, so close contact will not affect human health.

Answer 1

The type of behavior in the photograph increases the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans.

Step-by-step explanation:

The type of behavior shown in the photograph, where a woman is in close proximity to chickens, typically influences pathogen transmission by increasing the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans. This is option A. Humans who live in close contact with birds, especially in crowded or unsanitary conditions, are more likely to be exposed to bird-borne diseases. Examples of bird-borne diseases that can infect humans include avian flu.

Answer 2

The type of behavior in the photograph increases the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans.

Step-by-step explanation:

The type of behavior shown in the photograph, where a woman is in close proximity to chickens, typically influences pathogen transmission by increasing the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans. This is option A. Humans who live in close contact with birds, especially in crowded or unsanitary conditions, are more likely to be exposed to bird-borne diseases. Examples of bird-borne diseases that can infect humans include avian flu.

Answer 3

The type of behavior in the photograph increases the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans.

Step-by-step explanation:

The type of behavior shown in the photograph, where a woman is in close proximity to chickens, typically influences pathogen transmission by increasing the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans. This is option A. Humans who live in close contact with birds, especially in crowded or unsanitary conditions, are more likely to be exposed to bird-borne diseases. Examples of bird-borne diseases that can infect humans include avian flu.

Answer 4

The type of behavior in the photograph increases the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans.

Step-by-step explanation:

The type of behavior shown in the photograph, where a woman is in close proximity to chickens, typically influences pathogen transmission by increasing the risk of bird pathogens infecting humans. This is option A. Humans who live in close contact with birds, especially in crowded or unsanitary conditions, are more likely to be exposed to bird-borne diseases. Examples of bird-borne diseases that can infect humans include avian flu.