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Which of the following is indicative of the third stage of a syphilis infection?a. chancreb. rashc. gummad. generalized edema
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The first stage is characterized by the presence of a chancre, a painless sore that usually appears at the site where the bacteria entered the body. The second stage is characterized by a rash that can appear on the body. Show more…
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