There Are Three Main Considerations That Must Be Made When

question 20

Multiple Choice

There are three main considerations that must be made when deciding if an antimicrobial will be a successful choice to control a pathogenic infection. These include all of the following except

• A)the animal must tolerate high drug concentrations.
• B)the antimicrobial must reach the site of infection at appropriate concentrations.
• C)the antimicrobial must not cause any adverse effects.
• D)the microbe must be susceptible to the medication.

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