Which of the following apply toLegionella pneumophila (pick all thatapply)O The invasiveness includes the secretionof the pneumonlysin toxinO Responsible for the majority of CAPSEstablishment includes intracellulargrowthO POE is respiratory inhalation ofaerosolized contaminated waterO NF-OPO Environmental microbe found in water

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Which of the following apply to
Legionella pneumophila (pick all that
apply)
O The invasiveness includes the secretion
of the pneumonlysin toxin
O Responsible for the majority of CAPS
Establishment includes intracellular
growth
O POE is respiratory inhalation of
aerosolized contaminated water
O NF-OP
O Environmental microbe found in water

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