Toxemia is a condition
A) where a toxin acts as a superantigen.
B) where a vaccine is used to protect against a toxin.
C) that may describe both localized and systemic effects.
D) where a toxin is acting on tissues locally.
E) where a toxin has entered the bloodstream resulting in systemic effects.
Answer: E
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