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Question: Legionella infection is more common in patients who?
A. Are smokers with COPD
B. Are diabetics
C. Are premature infants
D. Are patients on broad spectrum antibiotics?

Answer: A. Are smokers with COPD

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Question: Legionella infection is more common in patients who?
A. Are smokers with COPD
B. Are diabetics
C. Are premature infants
D. Are patients on broad spectrum antibiotics?

Answer:

A. Are smokers with COPD Source: CoolInterview.com

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