What is an opportunistic infection? Multiple Choice An infection that is able to spread quickly. An infection that causes illness in people with healthy immune systems. An infection that occurs because of a person's weakened immune system. An infection that is inconsistent with it's normal behavior.

What is an opportunistic infection? Multiple Choice An infection that is able to spread quickly. An infection that causes illness in people with healthy immune systems. An infection that occurs because of a person's weakened immune system. An infection that is inconsistent with it's normal behavior.

Lifetime Physical Fitness & Wellness

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Chapter14: Preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections

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