★ Microbiology Quiz
The difference between the terms pathogenicity and virulence is that
A. pathogens cause disease and their virulence describes the degree of pathogenicity.
B. virulent organisms cause disease, pathogens do not.
C. pathogenic organisms cause disease, virulent organisms do not.
D. virulent organisms cause disease and their pathogenicity describes the degree of disease manifestations.
Select your answer:
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B. Operating room assistant who is certified
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The brain and spinal cord comprise the
A. Central NS
B. Peripheral NS
C. Autonomic NS
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