M7.5 Module 7 Homework o 10 25 points eBook References Mc Graw 2] Saved Help The difference between the terms pathogenicity and virulence is Multiple Choice O O O O that pathogenicity is the degree of harm inflicted on & hast, whereas virulence is a standard term that describes infection negligible; the terms can be used interchangeably that pathogenicity describes bacterial diseases, whereas virulence describes viral diseases that pathogenicity is the ability of an organism 1o cause disease to any extent, whereas virulence is the degree of harm inflicted on the host Save & Exit Submit