A pathogen is a/an: bacteria that causes meningitis. joint inflamed by arthritis. disease-causing agent. animal infected with rabies

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asked Nov 11, 2022 106k views

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A pathogen is a/an:

bacteria that causes meningitis.
joint inflamed by arthritis.
disease-causing agent.
animal infected with rabies

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Answer:

disease-causing agent

Step-by-step explanation:

Patho- means disease and -gen means causing/creating

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