Please place the statements into the correct order to show your understanding of rabies pathogenesis. Rank the options below. Virus multiplies in cells at the site of the animal bite. Virus enters a sensory neuron and travels to the spinal cord. Rables virus enters the body by bite from infected animal. Virus travels up the spinal cord to the brain. After entering the brain, the virus multiplies extensively, causing encephalitis. Virus spreads via multiple nerves to other body tissues, including salivary glands and the heart.
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