A microbe normally lives and grows in the respiratory system.Which statement is correct?
A)The microbe will cause a respiratory infection.
B)The microbe is a pathogen in the respiratory system.
C)The microbe can cause an infection in another part of the body.
D)The same microbe is found on the skin.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Just because a microbe normally lives and grows in the respiratory system does not necessarily mean it is a pathogen or will always cause an infection. It is possible that the microbe may opportunistically infect another part of the body if given the chance. Additionally, there is no information provided to suggest that the same microbe is found on the skin. Therefore, option C is the best choice as it acknowledges the possibility of infection in other parts of the body.

A Microbe Normally Lives and Grows in the Respiratory System