What do tuberculosis, HIV, and malaria all have in common?

Group of answer choices

A. They all can be spread through body fluids, such as blood

B. They all respond to antibiotics.

C. They are all spread by parasites.

D. They are all non-transmissible diseases.

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Jadyn Wang

Biology

9 June, 18:59

What do tuberculosis, HIV, and malaria all have in common?

Group of answer choices

A. They all can be spread through body fluids, such as blood

B. They all respond to antibiotics.

C. They are all spread by parasites.

D. They are all non-transmissible diseases.

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Answers (2)

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Phantom · Answer 1

B is the correct answer

Tiana Brown · Answer 2

"B.) They all respond to antibiotics." Is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Tuberculosis cannot be spread through blood, it is an airborne illness.

Malaria is spread through mosquitoes

They are all Transmissible diseases.

So, the only one that fits this question is B.

What do tuberculosis, HIV, and malaria all have in common?Group of answer choicesA. They all can be spread through body fluids, such as bloodB. They all respond to antibiotics.C. They are all spread by parasites.D. They are all non-transmissible diseases.

What do tuberculosis, HIV, and malaria all have in common?

Group of answer choices

A. They all can be spread through body fluids, such as blood

B. They all respond to antibiotics.

C. They are all spread by parasites.

D. They are all non-transmissible diseases.