Microorganisms in Abscesses Often Are Not Killed by Antimicrobial Agents

question 4

Multiple Choice

Microorganisms in abscesses often are not killed by antimicrobial agents because

• A)the microorganisms stop dividing.
• B)of the chemical nature of the pus.
• C)of the lack of blood vessels.
• D)of the high level of oxygenation.
• E)the microorganisms stop dividing,of the chemical nature of the pus AND of the lack of blood vessels.

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Definitions:

Drops Per Minute

A measure of liquid flow rate, often used in medical dosage or IV drips, indicating the number of droplets administered per minute.

Maintenance IV

Intravenous therapy administered to maintain fluid balance or provide consistent medication dosing over a period of time.

D5W

A solution of 5% dextrose (a form of glucose) in water, used as a vehicle for intravenous administration of drugs and fluids.

Continuous Infusion

The administration of medication or fluids intravenously in a constant and steady flow over a set period.