Which of the following was one of the major health consequences for soldiers who survived the traumas of trench warfare in World War One ?

Correct answer: C. Shell shock

  • A. Lyme disease
  • B. Staph infections
  • C. Shell shock
  • D. A and C only

Explanation

Shell shock, now associated with post-traumatic stress disorder, was a major psychological consequence of trench warfare for surviving soldiers. Lyme disease and staphylococcal infections were not the characteristic trauma-related condition described here.

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