A Difference Between a Sexually Transmitted Bacterial Infection Such as Chlamydia

question 48

Multiple Choice

A difference between a sexually transmitted bacterial infection such as Chlamydia or gonorrhea and a viral infection such as HIV/AIDS and hepatitis is that

• A) bacterial infections cannot be treat or cured, but viral infections can.
• B) bacterial infections can be treated but not cured, but viral infections can be cured.
• C) these bacterial infections can be treat and cured, but the viral infections are not curable.
• D) viral infections can be treated and cured in the early stages, but bacterial infections can be treated and cured at any stage.

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