Question

Swelled and inflamed mucous membranes are usually indicators of what causative agent?
A. Bacteria regression
B. Antibiotic resistance
C. Antibiotic skin adherence
D. Bacteria colonization

Answer 1

@Jhannybean

Answer 2

@ckallerid

Answer 3

A. Bacterial regression - regression meaning going back to the original state; guess that means bacterial infection is weakening, doesnt sound like that would be a cause for swelling.

B. Antibiotic resistance - doesnt really seem like this would be a cause for bacterial culmination to cause swelling, from a logical deductive standpoint seems the opposite, to protect the membrane from developing a bacterial infection?

C. Antibiotic skin adherence - I guess this means that bacteria have a less likely chance to infest and colonize the skin tissue therefore antibiotic resistance helps with preventing the swelling

D. Bacterial colonization - ability for bacteria to culminate end exponentially increase in the mucuous membrane lessening the body's ability to fight off infections and causing further swelling

Answer 4

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