Match the Following Terms or Phrases with the Correct Description

question 13

Multiple Choice

Match the following terms or phrases with the correct description or definition.​
-​Drug resistance

• A)A slow-growing bacterial or fungal infection involving the subcutaneous tissues most commonly of the foot or leg.
• B)The acquired ability of bacteria or other pathogens to change or mutate so that drugs such as antibiotics are no longer effective against them.
• C)Type of organism which has a symbiotic relationship in which it does not benefit or considerably harm the host.
• D)Open sore or lesion which creates a depression in the skin or an organ.
• E)Any adrenal-cortex steroid used as pharmaceutical treatment for inflammation.
• F)Pertains to fluid emitted, oozed, or leaked by organism typically through pores, wounds, or other anatomical structures.
• G)A small nodular lesion in tissues or the lungs as seen in tuberculosis infections; a rounded protuberance on a bone.
• H)The combined organs and tissues of the respiratory and gastrointestinal systems, includes the lips, mouth, and oropharyngeal structures.
• I)Condition of death of cells, tissues, or organs due to infection, injury, or lack of blood supply.
• J)Organic compounds which give the characteristic smell of wet soil or "earthy" flavor of some foods.

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