A chronic disease differs from an acute disease because A. a chronic disease has distinct symptoms while an acute disease does not. B. a chronic disease (while it can be treated) will have long-term...

A chronic disease differs from an acute disease because

A. a chronic disease has distinct symptoms while an acute disease does not.

B. a chronic disease (while it can be treated) will have long-term complications, while an acute disease has no long-term complications.

C. a chronic disease has a slow onset with indistinct symptoms while an acute disease arises rapidly with distinctive symptoms.

D. a chronic disease lasts a few days, while an acute disease lasts less than 24 hours.