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Question 25 (1 point) Where is the pathogen distributed in the body when the infection is referred to as a systemic? O a. The
During the progression of an infectious disease, in which period would you start to see the signs and symptoms subside? a. In
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IN SYSTEMIC INFECTION PATHOGEN IS PRESENT IN THE BLOOD.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE ARE FELT DURING THE PRODOMA; PERIOD.

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