Question 10 · LEK · Sepsis
The most common cause of septic shock in Poland are:
- A. fungi.
- B. adenoviruses.
- C. rotaviruses.
- D. Gram-negative bacteria.
- E. Gram-positive bacteria.
Hint
Think of which group of bacteria, including endotoxin-producing enteric rods, has traditionally been named as the leading cause of septic shock.
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