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A group of men make an annual week-long hunting trip for deer season in West Virginia. This year, they had to chase a family of squirrels out of the cabin, and during the week, they killed several deer and processed the meat, eating venison steaks most nights. All of the men had a few mosquito bites, and two cases of beer were consumed. The following week, they all developed symptoms of fever, headache, confusion, and seizures. Which of the following organisms can be ruled out as the cause of this encephalitis?
Nonresponse Bias
Bias that occurs in survey results when individuals who do not participate differ significantly from those who do in ways that affect the survey's outcome.
Surgical Site Infections
Infections emerging in the surgical site following the operation.
Significance Level
The threshold below which a p-value must fall for an effect to be considered statistically significant, often denoted as alpha.
National Average
A statistic that represents an average or central value reflecting a condition or attribute throughout a nation.
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