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Microorganisms, as with all living creatures, are categorized based on a variety of physical and biological characteristics. The nurse is assessing a client and discovers a white growth in the client's mouth and on the tongue.

The nurse knows that in order to treat this condition properly, treatment is based on the type of microorganism. What is the type of microorganism that is the causative agent of these infections? A) Algae
B) Fungi
C) Yeast
D) Mold

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