The spreading of exotoxins from the site of infection via the blood is called:
A)septicemia
B)toxemia
C)colonization
D)adherence

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Toxemia refers to the spread of bacterial exotoxins in the blood, which can cause systemic symptoms and damage to distant organs. Septicemia refers to the presence of bacteria in the bloodstream, which can lead to sepsis and septic shock. Colonization refers to the establishment of a microbial population in a host without necessarily causing disease. Adherence refers to the ability of bacteria to attach to host cells or tissues, which is often the first step in infection.

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