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<span>Use of Antibiotic is the main reason for development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
</span><span>When a person is given the dose antibiotics, sensitive bacteria are killed, but resistant germs are sometimes left to grow and and increase in number.</span>
Antibiotic resistance is the ability of an organism to stay unaffected by the effects of antibiotics. Natural selection caused by random mutation is the main cause of Antibiotic resistance.
Hence,The right answer is : Option B: "<span>Although less common previously, the resistant strain becomes more prevalent due to natural selection."</span>
Answer:
According to the NYHA, this client has a chronic heart failure class I.
Explanation:
The most common used functional classification system for heart failure is that developed by the New York Heart Association. It is used to assess a patient's functional status based on activity level and symptoms. There are four classes:
- Class I: (Mild, asymptomatic) no limitation in physical activity; ordinary physical activity does not cause symptoms.
- Class II: (Mild) slight limitation in physical activity; ordinary physical activity causes mild symptoms such as dyspnea (shortness of breath), angina (chest pain), fatigue and/or palpitations.
- Class III: (Moderate) marked limitation in physical activity, comfortable only at rest; less-than-ordinary physical activity causes symptoms.
- Class IV: (Severe) severe limitation in physical activity; symptomatic even at rest.
The client from the question is able to continue with his regular physical activity and has no limitations as to what he can do, so we assume he presents no symptoms. Based on this information, we can say that this client's heart failure can be classified as NYHA Class I.
Hypothermia is diagnosed when the body temperature ridges below 95 F (35 C)
Answer:
Bacteria domain.
Explanation:
Urinary tract infection is any microorganism infection that affects the urinary tract. Depending on the structure affected, the infection has different names: urethritis (urethra), cystitis (bladder) or pyelonephritis (kidneys). Although various microorganisms can cause the problem, Escherichia coli bacteria are usually responsible for the problem, which is naturally present in the gut and important for digestion but pathogenic to the urinary tract. The bacteria responsible for this infection belong to the Bacteria domain.
The Bacteria domain encompasses microcellular, unicellular and prokaryotic organisms that were previously classified as eubacteria. This domain encompasses bacteria that cause disease to man and also those found in environments such as water and soil. The microorganisms that cause urinary infection belong to this domain.