Antibiotic Resistance
How antibiotics work
What are Antibiotics
Double or Nothing
100

Why is it important not to overuse the same antibiotic?

a. You'd become too healthy

b. The bacteria will grow immune

c. You die

d. the bacteria will keep dying off

B. The bacteria will grow immune, because the antibiotic selects for antibiotic resistance, and overusing antibiotics strengthens the selective pressure.

100

What does antibiotics fight?

a. viruses

b. bacteria

c. both

d. neither

B. bacteria 🦠

100

What is a side effect of antibiotics?

a. strep throat

b. upset stomach

c. hearing problems

d. sore feet

e. You expolde

b. upset stomach. The antibiotics also kill off the bacteria that helps digest food

200

What is the cause for Antibiotic Resistance?

a. Natural selection

b. Mutation

c. Evolution

d. All of the above

D. All of the above

200

What do antibiotics do?

a. They help bacteria live

b. The bacteria peacefully leaves the body on its own terms

c. They kill bacteria

d. all of the above

C. they kill bacteria, that's what they're supposed to do.

200

Which of these illnesses do antibiotics treat?

a. the flu

b. cancer

c. the black death

d. none of the above

C. the black death. It's caused by a bacterial infection, while the other illnesses aren't.

300

What is antibiotic resistance?

the ability for bacteria to resist antibiotics

300

True or False: Antibiotics interfere with the mitochondria of bacteria

False: Antibiotics damage the cell wall of bacteria, inhibiting the ability to survive and reproduce.

300

True or False: Antibiotics can be used to treat STDs.

False, they can be used for STDs, but you must use antiviral medication.

400

Why is antibiotic resistance dangerous?

Antibiotics won't be effective against bacterial infections, because the bacteria is immune.

400

why don't antibiotics work on viruses?

Viruses don't have any cell walls for antibiotics to target, which makes them immune.

400

Which of these is a antibiotic class?

a. Penicillins

b. Zithromax

c. Metrondazole

d. Azithromycin

A. Penicillins. These are also known as "beta-lactam" antibiotics, referring to their structural formula.

400

What is the most common antibiotic?

 Amoxicillin. This is used to treat tonsillitis, bronchitis, sinusitis, and pneumonia. It's a pill

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