Gould's Pathophysiology for the Health Professions, 6e
Gould's Pathophysiology for the Health Professions, 6e
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ISBN: 9780323414425
Author: Robert J Hubert BS
Publisher: Saunders
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Chapter 28, Problem 6SQ

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Summary Introduction

To mention: Examples of the biologic agents that cause transmission of an infection through a bite and associated problems.

Introduction: Bites and stings by biological agents such as insects, reptiles, and other animals may cause diseases and other physical complications.

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Summary Introduction

To mention: Examples of a biologic agent that causes hypersensitivity reaction and associated problems.

Introduction: Hypersensitivity reaction is unwanted reaction caused by immune system such as allergies, anaphylactic shock, and autoimmunity.

(c.)

Summary Introduction

To mention: An example of a biologic agent related to injection of a toxin.

Introduction: Bites and stings by biological agents such as insects, reptiles, and other animals may cause diseases and other physical complications.

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