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ishan · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

What is the distinction between disease and infection?

a. An infection means that bacteria or viruses are present in the body; a disease means that a person is experiencing symptoms associated with an infectious organism, or other pathological mechanism.
b. A disease means that bacteria or viruses are present in the body; an infection means that a person is experiencing symptoms associated with an infectious organism, or other pathological mechanism.
c. A disease is when symptoms are present for less than a month; an infection is when symptoms are present for more than a month.
d. An infection is when symptoms are present for less than a month; a disease is when symptoms are present for more than a month.

Question 2

Yeast infections are transmitted sexually.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.