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28) Which of the following is an example of direct damage due to bacterial infection?A) the uncontrolled muscle contractions in Clostridium tetani infectionB) the invasion and lysis of intestinal cells by E. coliC) the hemolysis of red blood cells in a staphylococcal infectionD) the fever, nausea, and low blood pressure in a Salmonella infectionE) the excessive secretion of fluids in a Vibrio cholera infection
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