The right answer is intravenous penicillin G.
B streptococci are gram positive bacteria, which are most often observed as chains in the optic microscope. They are usually found in the intestines and genitalia.
Streptococcus B bacteria are usually harmless in adults, yet they can cause in newborns the serious disease. This is why medication with penicillin G is needed to prevent this disastrous effect.
Pink eye. Inflammation of the conjunctica would result in the terrible pink eye. Treatment would be eyedrops.
Answer:
Antibiotics, antitoxins, antivirals, and antifungals fight pathogens
Explanation:
Men with eating disorders have far more treatment options than a decade ago but their needs still go largely unaddressed in what remains a female-centric realm. That’s cause for concern, warn experts on eating disorders, especially considering the difficulty of getting men into treatment in the first place.
“There is already enormous stigma for having something that is considered a ‘female problem’,” says Tom Wooldridge, assistant professor of psychology at Golden Gate University in San Francisco, California.
Though research over the past decade indicates men account for a quarter of cases of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia — far more than previously believed — treatment is still largely geared toward women. In fact, it even exists at the diagnosis stage. Among the factors identified as possible indicators of an eating disorder, for example, is irregular menstruation.
