Question 304 · LEK · Infections
The most common HPV subtypes responsible for the development of most genital warts are:
- A. 16 and 18.
- B. 16 and 45.
- C. 31 and 45.
- D. 51 and 66.
- E. 6 and 11.
Hint
Distinguish the low-risk HPV types that cause benign proliferative lesions from the high-risk oncogenic types linked to cancer.
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