A rash shaped like a bull’s eye and flu-like symptoms, of the following, which is NOT true of the disease that this person is likely to have? Group of answer choices A) This person got this disease by being bitten by a mosquito B) The patient is probably infected with the spirochete Borrella burgdorferi C) Antibiotic therapy can cure this condition D) Without treatment this disease can lead to arthritic complications, nerve, and heart damage

A rash shaped like a bull’s eye and flu-like symptoms, of the following, which is NOT true of the disease that this person is likely to have? Group of answer choices A) This person got this disease by being bitten by a mosquito B) The patient is probably infected with the spirochete Borrella burgdorferi C) Antibiotic therapy can cure this condition D) Without treatment this disease can lead to arthritic complications, nerve, and heart damage

Lifetime Physical Fitness & Wellness

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Chapter14: Preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections

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