Single Matching. Match each disease in the left column with itsportal of entry in the right column.LQ fever- psitticosisa. skinb. mucous membranec. respiratory tractd. urogenital tract_dental cariesNUG. mycoplasma- syphilis. leptospirosis- lymphogranuloma venereume. eyef. oral cavityg. gastrointestinal tractcholera- Lyme disease- trachoma.Campylobacter infectiongastric ulcers

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