3 CanvasQuestion 37A farmer develops an infection in which they are suffering from a fever, chest pain, cough and other signs that resemble tuberculosis. Asputum sample is tested and no atypical bacteria are identified. Which of the following diseases is she likely to have contracted?O Coccidioidomycosis due to a fungal infectionO A Pseudomonas infection due to the species aeruginosaPneumonia due to N. meningitNisO Cryptosporidiosis due to a protozoan infectionQuestion 38Signs and symptoms from this organism are as follows:Intense itching and a localized rash that may appear pimple-likeO Bordetella pertussisO Streptococcus agalactiae

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A farmer develops an infection in which they are suffering from a fever, chest pain, cough and other signs that resemble tuberculosis.. sputum sample is tested and no atypical bacteria are identified. Which of the following diseases is she likely to have contracted?

A farmer develops an infection in which they are suffering from a fever, chest pain, cough and other signs that resemble tuberculosis.. sputum sample is tested and no atypical bacteria are identified. Which of the following diseases is she likely to have contracted?

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