Antibiotics act on bacteria

Interfering with its metabolism

Avoiding its growing and multiplication

Bacteria have developed new ways of protection against antibiotics, such as

Throwing them from inside the cell

Thanks to a process called “transformation”

People do not have access or abuse their prescription

They can be always bad or good for our health

Bacteria in pigs developed resistance against it

Produce the death of millions of people

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1Antibiotics act on bacteria
1. AInterfering with its metabolism
2. BAvoiding its growing and multiplication
3. CBoth are correct
2Bacteria have developed new ways of protection against antibiotics, such as
1. AModifying the antibiotics
2. BThrowing them from inside the cell
3. CNone of the above
3How can bacteria spread immunity?
1. AEating others bacteria
2. BThanks to a process called “transformation”
3. CBoth are correct
4The two sides of the coin about antibiotics are
1. AThey can be always bad or good for our health
2. BPeople do not have access or abuse their prescription
3. CThey can be cheap or expensive
5What happened with Colistin?, a superantibiotic last-resource
1. ABacteria in pigs developed resistance against it
2. BProduce the death of millions of people
3. CBoth are correct