During the Prodromal Phase of a Disease

Question

During the prodromal phase of a disease
A)the pathogen is present but there are no symptoms.
B)the patient is recovering from the disease.
C)the patient reports non-specific symptoms.
D)the signs and symptoms enable a definite diagnosis.
E)the patient is not infectious.

Accepted Answer

The prodromal phase is characterized by non-specific symptoms that may precede the onset of more specific symptoms. These non-specific symptoms can include a general feeling of being unwell, fatigue, and headache, among others. It is important to note that during this phase, the pathogen is present in the body, but symptoms may not yet have developed.