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5. A. TB
6.A,B,C and D unless they contain blood
7. A. TB
8. D all the above
9. A. Hep B
10. C. When 3/4 full
11. B. Use a dustpan or scoop
1. Kaposi sarcoma
2. Men
3 . A.12%
4. C. Becoming hiv positive after having sex with someone with known risk factors
5. A. 83%
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please answer all A. decomposers. C. pathogens D. eukaryotes. E. fermenters. 2. Which of the following...
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