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Pinkeye can be the result of infection with
A. a polyomavirus
B. Human herpevirus 7
C. a poxvirus
D. an adenovirus
E. human herpesvirus 4
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Answer D Adenovirus
Pink eye is also known as conjunctivitis, where inflammation of conjunctiva occurs. it may be caused by viral or bacterial sources. along with pinkness or redness of the eye, burning sensation, watery discharge may also occur.
Since adenovirus is also the causative agent for common cold, other symptoms such as runny nose and sore throat may also accompany.
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