Although unlikely,if your fever exceeded 41◦C what might be a consequence?

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A high fever can cause changes in the tertiary structure of enzymes, leading to denaturation and loss of function. However, this is not likely to occur until temperatures reach around 50-60◦C.

Answer: A 
 If the fever exceeded 41◦C, it is possible that the high temperature may start to denature proteins, including enzymes. This could lead to the destruction of the primary structure of enzymes, which would result in a loss of activity. However, this is a less likely consequence than the change in tertiary structure mentioned in choice C.

Therefore, the best answer is C.

Although Unlikely,if Your Fever Exceeded 41◦C What Might Be a Consequence