A Microorganism That Typically Does Not Cause Disease in a Normal

question 6

Multiple Choice

A microorganism that typically does not cause disease in a normal host but that does cause disease if the host is compromised in some way is called

• A)symbiotic.
• B)commensal.
• C)opportunistic.
• D)parasitic.
• E)pathogenic.

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