Although Rabies virus can propagate in nerve cells of the Peripheral Nervous sys

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Although Rabies virus can propagate in nerve cells of the Peripheral Nervous system, It is unable to infect nerve cells in the Central Nervous System. true False Septicemia is an acute illness associated with the presence and persistence of pathogenic microorganisms in the digestive tract. True. False. Pneumonia is defined as an inflammation of the lungs. True. False. No Gram-negative bacteria produce toxins. True. False. Viruses that cause encephalitis can be transmitted by insects. True. False. Pneumonia is a disease only caused by a single species of bacteria: Klebsiella pneumoniae. True. False. Mumps is a disease of the Central Nervous System. True. False. Even though it can have its effects on the skin, Leprosy is considered to be disease of the Nervous System. True. False. Shingles and chickenpox are caused by the same bacterium. True False.

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192. False it affects cns.

193. False

194. True

195. False they also produce toxin

196. True

197. False, since they are caused by bacteria, virus, aspirations

198. False, it is a disease of salivary gland

199. True peripheral nervous system

200. True

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