A medicine that hinders the growth of microorganisms such as bacteria to prevent infection or disease is called antibiotics. Usage of these impedes or annihilates bacterial growth.
Antibiotics can be used against:
Option C. Strep-throat
The antibiotics can be explained as:
<u>Polio </u>is a condition induced by a virus and is not a bacterial infection and hence antibiotics cannot be administered against polio.
<u>Malaria</u> is a parasite illness rendered by mosquitoes and is marked by fever, chills and sweating etc.
<u>Strep throat </u>is induced by bacteria and causes sore and painful throats it is an infectious disease and even results in rheumatic fevers.
<u>Measles </u>is a viral disease caused by the measles virus and results in spotted skin, inflammations and fever.
Therefore, antibiotics can be used against strep throat.
