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When the intestines rupture and allow digestive microorganisms to enter the abdominal cavity, causing infection, it is an examp...Question
When the intestines rupture and allow digestive microorganisms to enter the abdominal cavity, causing infection, it is an example of normal flora becoming pathogens because they have entered a part of the body that they:
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improve the health of.
improve the health of.
don’t normally inhabit.
don’t normally inhabit.
regularly inhabit.
regularly inhabit.
need to inhabit to grow.
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improve the health of.
improve the health of.
don’t normally inhabit.
don’t normally inhabit.
regularly inhabit.
regularly inhabit.
need to inhabit to grow.
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**don’t normally inhabit.**
When normal flora, which usually reside in the intestines, enter the abdominal cavity through a rupture, they can cause infection because that area of the body is not a typical environment for these microorganisms.
**don’t normally inhabit.**
When normal flora, which usually reside in the intestines, enter the abdominal cavity through a rupture, they can cause infection because that area of the body is not a typical environment for these microorganisms.
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