If a disease outbreak of a regular number of cases occurred often in the southeast region of the United States, what would it be classified as?
A) Sporadic outbreak
B) Endemic outbreak
C) Epidemic outbreak
D) Pandemic outbreak
E) Erratic outbreak

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An endemic outbreak refers to the constant presence and/or usual prevalence of a disease or infectious agent in a population within a geographic area. Since the disease occurs regularly in the southeast region of the United States, it is classified as endemic to that area.

If a Disease Outbreak of a Regular Number of Cases