3. refer to the cdc antibiotic resistance threats in the united states, 2013 pdf for a complete version of this text. based on this passage, what is ciprofloxacin? physicians rely on drugs like ciprofloxacin and azithromycin for treating patients with severe disease…. campylobacter is estimated to cause approximately 1.3 million infections, 13,000 hospitalizations, and 120 deaths each year in the united states. the cdc is seeing resistance to ciprofloxacin in almost 25 percent of campylobacter tested and resistance to azithromycin in about 2 percent.

a. a medical specialty
b. an antibiotic
c. a severe disease
d. an antibiotic-resistant bacteria

3.refer to the cdc antibiotic resistance threats in the united states, 2013 pdf for a complete version of this text.

read pages 50-52.

on page 50, the authors introduce the bacteria that poses the highest threat.

how does the information on page 51 refine this information?

a. it explains why clostridium difficile is such a dangerous disease.
b. it gives details about how clostridium difficile lives and grows.
c. it shows how clostridium difficile affects hospitalized patients.
d. it presents ways the public can fight the spread of clostridium difficile.

2.refer to the nih news in health pdf for a complete version of this article.

which detail is provided in the video but not in the text on superbugs?

a. a visual that explains how some bacteria may survive treatment with certain antibiotics

b. an explanation of how drug-resistant bacteria like mrsa spread outside of the hospital

c. information about how important it is to take prescriptions correctly

d. recommendations about washing your hands to prevent the spread of bacteria

4.refer to the cdc antibiotic resistance threats in the united states, 2013 pdf, pages 13-17, 50-52, and 58-62 for a complete version of this information.

in the last paragraph on page 13, the authors claim that most deaths due to antibiotic resistance occur in healthcare facilities.

how does the information in the introductory paragraph on page 51 best develop this claim?

a. it suggests how to inform the public about using antibiotics according to directions.
b. it describes the physical condition that causes the most antibiotic resistant deaths.
c. it reports the number of deaths that occur each year due to antibiotic resistance.
d. it gives details about a particular strain of bacteria that causes deaths in hospitals.

1.-  According to the passage presented ciprofloxacin is a type of drug, specifically an antibiotic, used to treat diseases such as infections caused by the bacteria Campylobacter. So the correct answer to the question would be letter B- antibiotic.

You can deduce this since the paragraph is describing the bacteria Campylobacter and how it has become resistant to different drugs (antibiotics), including ciprofloxacin. The name of the document where the information is taken from is called Antibiotic Resistance Threats, so when they mention in the paragraph that the bacteria Campylobacter has become resistant to ciprofloxacin, we can deduce ciprofloxacin to be an antibiotic.

2.-  On page 50, the document presents the bacteria Clostridium difficile, and catalogues it as threat level: urgent.  On page 51, the document explains why this bacteria is so dangerous. C. difficile takes around 14,000 lives a year, and it has rapidly spread with the appearance of a stronger, antibiotic resistant strain.

The answer to this question would be A - It explains why Clostridium difficile is such a dangerous disease.

3.- The complete name of the video was not included. Nonetheless, in the text “Stop the Spread of Superbugs” all the points from the question are included, except for A - a visual that explains how some bacteria may survive treatment with certain antibiotics

4.-  In the text it is mentioned that most deaths due to antibiotic resistance happen in healthcare facilities. Using the example of the bacteria C. difficile the text proves its point. Most of the deaths related to this disease occur in hospitals, and it is also the bacteria that causes the most deaths.

So, the answer to this question would be D - It gives details about a particular strain of bacteria that causes deaths in hospitals.

When bacteria and fungi develop the ability to withstand antibiotics that were supposed to kill them, this is known as antibiotic resistance.

This means that the germs have not been killed and are still multiplying. Infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria are difficult, if not impossible, to treat.

1.-  Ciprofloxacin is a sort of medicine, specifically an antibiotic, used to treat ailments such as infections caused by the bacteria Campylobacter, according to the passage. As a result, the letter is the proper response to the question. B- antibiotic.

2.-  The bacteria Clostridium is described on page 50, and it is classified as a threat level: urgent. The document explains why this bacteria is so hazardous on page 51. C. Each year, C. difficile causes roughly 14,000 deaths, and it has expanded rapidly since the discovery of a more powerful, antibiotic-resistant variety.

The answer to this question would be A - It explains why Clostridium difficile is such a dangerous disease.

3.- There was no mention of the video's full title. Nonetheless, all of the items from the question are contained in the phrase "Stop the Spread of Superbugs," with the exception of A - a visual that explains how some bacteria may survive treatment with certain antibiotics.

4.-  The majority of deaths caused by antibiotic resistance occur in healthcare settings, according to the text. The essay supports its claim by using the bacteria C. difficile as an example. The majority of deaths from this disease occur in hospitals, and it is also the bacteria that is responsible for the most of deaths.

So, the answer to this question would be D - It gives details about a particular strain of bacteria that causes deaths in hospitals.

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