抗生素的应用与问题（英文PPT）Antibiotics课件.pptVIP

Antibiotics Too Much of a Good Thing? Antibiotics Your doctor prescribes an antibiotic and specifically cautions you to take every pill. Why? Video Instructions Antibiotics Antibiotics Your doctor prescribes an antibiotic and specifically cautions you to take every pill. Why? Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Checkpoint Antibiotics Biology and Society Antibiotics Biology and Society Antibiotics Biology and Society Antibiotics Internet Research Antibiotics Summary Antibiotics Preventing the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria is in the hands of every individual. What actions will you take? Checkpoint questions are intended to help your students review the basic terms, facts, and information presented in the video segment. Alternatively, you may find these questions helpful if you have a personal response system integrated into your classroom. Questions and Answers Which of these is not an effective strategy to prevent antibiotic resistance? c. Use antibiotics only as long as symptoms remain.—Option c is the best answer. Doctors prescribe enough antibiotic to rid the body of a disease-causing bacteria. Discontinuing medication prematurely may kill the vulnerable bacteria but allow the more resistant bacteria to survive and continue the infection. Options a, b, d, and e are considered to be effective strategies against the development of antibiotic resistance. Checkpoint questions are intended to help your students review the basic terms, facts, and information presented in the video segment. Alternatively, you may find these questions helpful if you have a personal response system integrated into your classroom. Questions and Answers Human white blood cells _________. c. serve as one of the body’s natural lines of defense against microbial invaders—Option a is not correct bec