Question

A disease which ends in death
A) Fatal
B) Cancer
C) Life sucking
D) Incurable

Answer 1

Hint: The word disease means disturbed ease. Any condition that impairs living organisms normal functioning is called disease. It may be a response to environmental factors, specific infective agents or inherent defects of the organisms or might be malfunctioning of organs with age.

Complete answer:
The symptoms of diseases are the things that we feel wrong such as cold, headache, cough, loose motion, etc. These indicate that there may be a disease but they don’t indicate what the disease is. Signs are more definite indications of the presence of a particular disease, which help the physicians to diagnose a disease.

Fatal – Something that definitely causes death means fatal disease. For example- AIDS attacks white blood cells or lymphocytes of human beings and weakens the human body’s immunity. It reduces natural immunity and becomes prone to many other diseases. Death occurs due to the patient’s inability to resist the attack of pathogens of secondary infections.
Cancer – It is a serious disease that kills normal cells when cells grow in the body in such a way that it is uncontrolled and not in normal condition and may lead to death sometimes.
Life sucking – A state of mind that is not tolerable and unpleasant is termed as life-sucking.
Incurable – It is a disease that cannot be cured, corrected, remedied, not curable. Example- diabetes, tuberculosis, cancers, etc.

So, the correct answer is option (A) Fatal.

Note: AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. It spreads in the following ways among human beings.
- It is a sexually transmitted viral disease.
- It spreads through the use of infected needles for injections.
- It spreads through an infected mother to her child during pregnancy or during birth and is called vertical transmission.