An Important Factor That Plays a Key Role in a Patient's

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Multiple Choice

An important factor that plays a key role in a patient's outcome in an infectious disease that is not taken into account by susceptibility testing is

• A)antibiotic diffusion in tissues and host cells.
• B)serum protein binding of antimicrobial agents.
• C)drug interactions and interference.
• D)status of patient defense and immune systems.
• E)All of the above are correct.

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