Botulism and tetanus have the ability to interfere with neuromuscular functions. The toxins they produce are classified as:
a. endotoxins.
b. enterotoxins.
c. exotoxins.
d. emetic toxins.
C
Botulism and tetanus cause a disruption in neuromuscular function by secreting exotoxins into the surrounding environment.
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