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The difference between “systemic” and “systematic” is:

A. "Systemic" means affecting the entire body, while "systematic" means done according to a fixed plan.
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B. They are synonyms.
C. "Systematic" affects the body, while "systemic" is a plan.
D. "Systemic" is a noun, while "systematic" is a verb.

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  • "Systemic" means affecting the entire body, while "systematic" means done according to a fixed plan.
  • They are synonyms.
  • "Systematic" affects the body, while "systemic" is a plan.
  • "Systemic" is a noun, while "systematic" is a verb.

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