Match the following:Human papillomavirus                     (a) Vaginitis with clue cellHerpes simplex virus                       (b) Nongonococcal urethritisCytomegalovirus                             (c) Toxic shock syndromeGardnerella vaginalis                       (d) Cervical cancerMycoplasma hominis                      (e) Recurrent vesicular lesionsStaphylococcus aureus                     (f) Often asymptomatic in                                                               adults but teratogenic in                                                              fetuses

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