Which of the following is NOT true about sexually transmissible Chlamydia infection? O None of the other four answers (all are true about sexually transmissible Chlamydia infection) Infection of females always remains localized on the cervix or in the urethra, with no severe complications O The form (life cycle stage) of Chlamydia transmitted from cell-to-cell or person-to-perso is the elementary body O The primary site of infection in males is usually the urethra Most infections of females are asymptomatic

Which of the following is NOT true about sexually transmissible Chlamydia infection? O None of the other four answers (all are true about sexually transmissible Chlamydia infection) Infection of females always remains localized on the cervix or in the urethra, with no severe complications O The form (life cycle stage) of Chlamydia transmitted from cell-to-cell or person-to-perso is the elementary body O The primary site of infection in males is usually the urethra Most infections of females are asymptomatic

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Chapter21: Reproductive System

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