Vaginal Infections That are Resulting from an Overgrowth of Normal

Question

Vaginal infections that are resulting from an overgrowth of normal flora are called
A)endogenous infections.
B)chronic infections.
C)iatrogenic infections.
D)fatal infections.

Accepted Answer

Vaginal infections caused by overgrowth of normal flora are endogenous infections, meaning they are a result of an imbalance within the body rather than due to external sources such as pathogens or medical procedures (iatrogenic). Chronic and fatal refer to the duration or severity of the infection and are not specific to the cause.