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A patient develops a rash and fever. The nurse suspects a fungal infection. Fungal infections are often characterized by:

A. Rapid onset and high fever.
B. Slow progression and chronic nature.
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C. Clear, watery discharge.
D. Hemorrhagic lesions.

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  • Rapid onset and high fever.
  • Slow progression and chronic nature.
  • Clear, watery discharge.
  • Hemorrhagic lesions.

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