When disease-causing organisms multiply within the body, it is called:
A) infection.
B) anemia.
C) immunosuppression.
D) blood transfusion.

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When disease-causing organisms multiply within the body, it is called an infection. Anemia refers to a lack of red blood cells, immunosuppression refers to a weakened immune system, and blood transfusion refers to the process of receiving donated blood.

When Disease-Causing Organisms Multiply Within the Body, It Is Called