contagion
A pathogen.
A very broad answer is meningitis which is an infection of one of the membranes that surround both the brain and spinal cord.
It is built up by many eruptions of lava that were relatively low in silica and therefore flowed easily and spread out in thin layers.
A broad-spectrum antibiotic acts against many different kinds of disease-causing bacteria, including both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. A narrow-spectrum antibiotic acts only against specific families of bacteria.
Tetracycline is considered a broad-spectrum antibiotic that can treat a wide range of bacterial infections. It is effective against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria.
A pathogen.
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It is a term for antibiotics. An ultra broad range antibiotic can be used against many no. of microbes not a particular microbe. Meropenem is an ultra broad spectrum antibiotic.
Your question is too broad. Here's my answer. WIRES.
Your question is too broad. Here's my answer. WIRES.
Bacteria are tiny living things. Some bacteria are good and some are not good. The difference between bacteria and a microbe, is a word used to describe tiny living things, which means that bacteria is a microbe, however, not all microbes are bacteria. A microbe can also be fungi, and protists, as well as bacteria.
Antibacteria treat broad number of infection range upper respiratory infection lower respiratory infection gonorrhea tymphoid
Antibacteria treat broad number of infection range upper respiratory infection lower respiratory infection gonorrhea tymphoid
A very broad answer is meningitis which is an infection of one of the membranes that surround both the brain and spinal cord.
C Diff is the biggest cause of diarrhea in the United States. It can be caused by a bacteria and more prevalent if you are sick, taking antibiotics or older in age. You will treatment with a broad spectrum antibiotic.
Sepsis is an older term for septicemia, which is an active infection in the blood stream. Sepsis can be caused by any infection (although it's usually bacterial in origin) that gets into the blood stream. Common causes includeslice wounds (such as cuts or lacerations) andpuncture wounds (such as with a nail or a cat bite).
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