Question 26 Using the Duke Criteria for infective endocarditis, ______ is an example of a major criterion. Question 26 options: a) Predisposition (e.g. IV drug use, valve abnormality) b) Clinical symptoms (e.g. Fever > 38 °C) c) Two separate, positive blood cultures with typical organisms d) Vascular phenomena (e.g. Janeway lesions, major arterial emboli)

Question 26 Using the Duke Criteria for infective endocarditis, ______ is an example of a major criterion. Question 26 options: a) Predisposition (e.g. IV drug use, valve abnormality) b) Clinical symptoms (e.g. Fever > 38 °C) c) Two separate, positive blood cultures with typical organisms d) Vascular phenomena (e.g. Janeway lesions, major arterial emboli)

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