Select the incorrect characteristic of Candida albicans: A. Commonly causes nappy rash and vaginitis B. Can become opportunistic in the immunocompromised C. Part of the oral commensal flora D. Filamentous mould causing deep-seated infection
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Select the incorrect characteristic of Candida albicans:
- A.
Commonly causes nappy rash and vaginitis
- B.
Can become opportunistic in the immunocompromised
- C.
Part of the oral commensal flora
- D.
Filamentous mould causing deep-seated infection
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