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TRUE OR FALSE QUESTIONS Pathogens can enter the body through a wound.
Mucus membranes trap pathogens that are airborne.
Getting a fever does not help fight against pathogens.
White blood cells attack pathogens and destroy them.
Vaccination works against your body's defense system.

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