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The phrase etiologic agent is used to describe where something originated. This phrase is most used when referring to someone who studies this affect.
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What anaerobic bacteria found in stool specimens is the etiological agent pseudomembranous colitis?
Clostridium difficile
What is the meaning of etiological and non etiological?
Oil ments
What are etiological questions?
Etiological questions are questions that inquire about the origin or cause of something.
Ano ang kahulugan ng etiological at non-etiological?
kain kau titi jakol kau
What are folktales that explain the past called?
etiological
Chain of infection for biological agents?
The chain of infection for biological agents begins with the etiological agent and includes the reservoir, the portal of exit, and the mode of transmission. The portal of entry and the susceptible host end the chain.
What are three types of Greek myth?
Etiological, Entertaining, and Historical.
What is TRACEM-P?
TRACEM stands for Thermal, Radiological, Asphyxiation, Chemical, Etiological, Mechanical (hazardous material types).TRACEM stands for Thermal, Radiological, Asphyxiation, Chemical, Etiological, Mechanical (hazardous material types).
Because of what did one-third of the population in Europe die?
Depends on the time frame, but the likeliest answer is infection with Yersinia pestis, the etiological agent that causes the plauge or Black DeathIt was because their noses were too small and it blocked them from breathing.
What type of legend is ''How the Angels built Lake Lanao?
etiological legend
What are the characteristics of etiological narratives?
Etiological narratives aim to explain the origins of a phenomenon, such as the creation of the world or the development of a cultural practice. They often involve supernatural beings or events and are passed down through generations as part of a culture's mythology or religious beliefs. Etiological narratives serve to provide meaning, context, and a sense of order to the world.
What are the three kinds of myths?
1. Etiological 2. Entertaining 3. Historical
