Med Micro: Match description to disease/pathogen germination of endospores in umbilical stump leads to spastic paralysis [Choose ] [Choose ] fecal-oral transmssion and found in raw, Listeria monocytogenes_ unpasteurized milk, may cause miscarriage, neonatal sepsis and meningitis pertussis, measles wound botulism germination of endospores in anaerobic tissues leads to flaccid paralysis neonatal tetanus

Med Micro: Match description to disease/pathogen germination of endospores in umbilical stump leads to spastic paralysis [Choose ] [Choose ] fecal-oral transmssion and found in raw, Listeria monocytogenes_ unpasteurized milk, may cause miscarriage, neonatal sepsis and meningitis pertussis, measles wound botulism germination of endospores in anaerobic tissues leads to flaccid paralysis neonatal tetanus

Surgical Tech For Surgical Tech Pos Care

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Chapter7: Preventing Perioperative Disease Transmission

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