LETTER OF THE ANSWER ONLY, NO EXPLANATION NEEDED. Choices for items 42- 44 a. Wuchureriabancrofti b. Loa loa c. Onchocerca volvulus d. Dicrofilariaimmitis e. Dracunculusmedinensis 42. It is associated with the “lizard skin syndrome” 43. It causes “tropical pulmonary eosinophilia” 44. It is dubbed as “convulated filarial”

LETTER OF THE ANSWER ONLY, NO EXPLANATION NEEDED. Choices for items 42- 44 a. Wuchureriabancrofti b. Loa loa c. Onchocerca volvulus d. Dicrofilariaimmitis e. Dracunculusmedinensis 42. It is associated with the “lizard skin syndrome” 43. It causes “tropical pulmonary eosinophilia” 44. It is dubbed as “convulated filarial”

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