Choose the true statement(s) about gas gangrene and cutaneous anthrax. To be marked correct, you'll need to select all true statements, as there may be more than one correct answer.
| The bacteria responsible for each of these diseases are naturally found in soil and can cause disease by infecting a wound. |
| Both diseases present with the production of foul smelling gases that are present in bubbles under the skin. |
| Both diseases present with tissue necrosis due to the production of exotoxins. |
| Both diseases are caused by Gram-positive, endospore-forming rods. |
The bacteria responsible for each of these diseases are naturally found in soil and can cause diseases by infecting a wound.
Both diseases are caused by gram positive, endospore formingrods.
Both diseases present with tissue necrosis due to the production of exotoxins..
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