How do infections present?
Answer: Most cases are asymptomatic, but more severe cases present like Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF) except that the typical rash does not occur (ie, high fever, headache, and myalgias).
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Bacteriology
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- How are these transmitted?
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