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See: composite, compound, conglomerate, conjoint, dissimilar, diverse, heterogeneous, inextricable, joint, miscellaneous, multifarious, multiple, nonsectarian, promiscuous

MIXED. To join; to mingle. A compound made of several simples is said to be something mixed.
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Distinct color reactions for each of the common urinary-tract pathogens make it easier to detect mixed infections.
Chromogenic culture medium for UT pathogens by Medical Laboratory Observer
I would encourage learning the 40 skin patterns from Bartonella or Barfonella/Lyme mixed infections that are made by increased tissue and blood vessels.
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