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What is the difference between a nosocomial infection and a oppotunistic infection?
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Nosocomial infections are any infections acquired at a health care location, such as a hospital, surgical center, lab, emergency room, doctor's office, clinic, etc.
"Community-acquired" is a term used to identify infections that are not nosocomial but were acquired in any other locations besides health care facilities.
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