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Match each patient with the pathogen causing clinic signs and symptoms Patient 1: Fevers every 48-72 hours. Peripheral blood smears below Patient 2: Bloody diarrhea, "raspberry jam-like" (1st photo) with painful abdomen; stained fecal smear with pathogen (2nd photo)