31.a. symptomatictreatmentPatients with flu must receive:b. critical care32.the possibility of inflamed:a. Liver33.c. steroidsAdolescents who have mumps are being advised to have bed rest. This in relation tod. Antibioticsprevent rupture of:a. Kidneysb. spleen ament c. Testiclesd. lymph nodesAdolescents who have kissing disease are being advised to have bed rest. This is tod. lymph nodesb. Spleenc. Testiclesiue recult of Paul-Bennel heterophile test indicates:

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