Single Matching. Match each disease in the left column with its portal of entry in the right column. LQ fever - psitticosis a. skin b. mucous membrane c. respiratory tract d. urogenital tract _dental caries NUG . mycoplasma - syphilis . leptospirosis - lymphogranuloma venereum e. eye f. oral cavity g. gastrointestinal tract cholera - Lyme disease - trachoma .Campylobacter infection gastric ulcers

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