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Mariulka [41]
3 years ago
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Explain why the overprescription of antibiotics by doctors, or the overuse of everyday soaps containing antibiotics, can be a he

alth risk.
Biology
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slamgirl [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

This is antibiotic resistance. It occurs with over use of antibiotics.

When antibiotics are over used, likely targeted bacteria are being   killed constantly even in absence of an infection. However,  few  bacteria may resist the antibiotics effects(selective pressure) , and therefore survived. If these resistant bacteria who were able to survive the selective pressure  reproduce, they pass the resistant trait/ gene into their offspring.

Therefore with continuous exposure to antibiotics, they will  resist the antibiotics effects(selective pressure),and thus reducing the effectiveness  of antibiotic treatments  with subsequent application.

Explanation:

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