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    What Are Two Potential Consequences of Bacteremia
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What Are Two Potential Consequences of Bacteremia

Question 24

Question 24

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What are two potential consequences of bacteremia?


A) Endocarditis and meningitis
B) Meningitis and encephalitis
C) Encephalitis and hepatitis
D) Sepsis and septic shock

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