Why Is It That Most Cases of Salmonella Food Poisoning

question 8

Multiple Choice

Why is it that most cases of salmonella food poisoning are not treated with antibiotics?

• A) The organisms are very resistant to antibiotics.
• B) Antibiotics cannot reach the organisms, because they are deeply embedded in the intestinal walls.
• C) Antibiotics would only kill the bacteria, then release the endotoxins into the blood, making things worse.
• D) The disease is self-limiting and will subside on its own.

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