The time during which a person is most likely to infect and spread a disease to others is referred to as: A. Warm-up period B. The infectious period C. The route of entry D.Incubation period

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Shubham Tater asked Feb 17, 2023

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The time during which a person is most likely to infect and spread a disease to others is referred to as:

A. Warm-up period

B. The infectious period

C. The route of entry

D.Incubation period

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Answer: D

Incubation Period.

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Answer:

B. The infectious period

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