Signs that the lesions of sporotrichosis are spreading through the lymph system include all of the following EXCEPT Select one: O a. Initially there are painless nodules at the sight of inoculation b. Sporothrix schenkii has a predilection for the vascular system c. Sporothrix schenkii does not enter the blood system d. Secondary lesions may arise following the course of the lymphatic vessel and nodules may become pus-filled

Signs that the lesions of sporotrichosis are spreading through the lymph system include all of the following EXCEPT Select one: O a. Initially there are painless nodules at the sight of inoculation b. Sporothrix schenkii has a predilection for the vascular system c. Sporothrix schenkii does not enter the blood system d. Secondary lesions may arise following the course of the lymphatic vessel and nodules may become pus-filled

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Signs that the lesions of sporotrichosis are spreading through the lymph system include all of the following EXCEPT
Select one:
a. Initially there are painless nodules at the sight of inoculation
b. Sporothrix schenkii has a predilection for the vascular system
c. Sporothrix schenkii does not enter the blood system
d. Secondary lesions may arise following the course of the lymphatic vessel and nodules may become pus-filled

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