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ishan

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The type of hepatitis that causes large outbreaks in other parts of the world is:
 
  (a) hepatitis A (b) hepatitis B (c) hepatitis C (d) hepatitis E

Question 2

People with a virus should not be given:
 
  (a) hot fluids (b) milk (c) antibiotics
  (d) fever reducers



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: D

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: C



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