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"Multiple agents" is a documentary category, not a taxonomic family. It collects records where the name refers to a syndrome or a situation that may have several causes. The description of the clinical table of identification of a specific agent should be separated.
Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic infection that is often silent. Some situations of pregnancy or immunosuppression require special attention. Does toxoplasmosis always come from a cat? No. Undercooked meat, soil, water or contaminated plants can transmit the parasite. Prevention is not limited to contact with an animal. Toxoplasma gondii
Tularemia is an infection due to Francisella tularensis. Ticks, sticking insects, infected animals, contaminated water or dust may constitute exposures. Does tularemia always cause an ulcer? No: CDCs describe an ulcer-free ganglion form and several other tables. The absence of a skin injury is not sufficient to rule out this infection. Francisella tularensis
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