text: The differential diagnosis of<unk>  includes a wide range of infectious and non-infectious conditions. Depending on the mode of<unk>  exposure in the patient (cutaneous, ingestion, inhalation or injection), there will be different forms of the disease. A history of exposure to contaminated animal materials, occupational exposure, and living in an endemic area, is crucial when considering the diagnosis of<unk> . Additional tests to isolate Bacillus<unk> is are required to differentiate<unk>  from other diagnoses, thereby confirming the correct etiologic agent.
option_0: Anthrax differential diagnosis
option_1: Anthrax risk factors
option_2: Babesiosis differential diagnosis
option_3: Typhus differential diagnosis
option_4: Tularemia differential diagnosis
option_5: Typhus laboratory findings
option_6: Strep throat differential diagnosis
option_7: Swine influenza differential diagnosis