The Ability of an Antibiotic to Target Pathogens Without Major

question 16

Multiple Choice

The ability of an antibiotic to target pathogens without major effects on human cells is termed:

• A)selective toxicity.
• B)selective synthesis.
• C)bacteriostatic action.
• D)opportunistic action.

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Definitions:

Fluid Intake

The measurement and monitoring of the amount of liquid consumed by an individual.

Immobilized Patient

A patient who is unable to move independently, often due to injury, illness, or medical conditions, requiring assistance for mobility and care.

Nursing Assistive Personnel

Healthcare workers who provide basic patient care under the supervision of nursing staff, assisting with activities of daily living and clinical tasks.

Immobility Hazards

Refers to the risks associated with prolonged lack of movement, which can lead to complications such as pressure sores, muscle atrophy, and blood clots.