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Amanda was diagnosed with and treated for breast cancer more than twelve years ago. Since that time, she has experienced a range of physical and emotional challenges, as well as financial problems due to the debt she took on to pay her medical expenses. These issues are collectively referred to as
 
  A) post-cancer concerns.
  B) remission aftermath.
  C) survivorship.
  D) cancer disparities.

Question 2

Stephanie has been infected with a virus but has not yet had any visible symptoms. This symptomless period during which a virus develops fully is known as
 
  A) colonization.
  B) gestation.
  C) infection.
  D) incubation.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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