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    A Patient with Leukemia Is Diagnosed with a Candida Infection
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A Patient with Leukemia Is Diagnosed with a Candida Infection

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Question 1

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A patient with leukemia is diagnosed with a Candida infection after receiving several doses of chemotherapy.The most likely yeast causing the infection is:


A) C. albicans.
B) C. parapsilosis.
C) C. tropicalis.
D) C. metapsilosis.

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