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melina_rosy

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Which of the following should be noted by the patient to observe for infection?
 a. Redness, swelling, heat, pain, and drainage
  b. Swelling, pain, drainage, and coolness around wound
  c. Redness and swelling only
  d. Cyanosis and heat

Question 2

A slow-growing virus that may be suppressed or dormant for a period of time is called ____________.
 a. etiologic agent
  b. pathogen
  c. latent
  d. sporulating



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c
RATIONALE: A slow-growing virus that may be suppressed or dormant for a period of time is called latent.



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