Topics of this game:
- What do antibiotics do?
- It is safe to use antibiotics to treat a viral infection.
- What can be done to control or prevent antibiotic resistance development?
- You should take the full dosage of prescribed antibiotics until you feel better.
- Antibiotic resistance can jeopardize any person, at any stage of life.
- Why have farmers used antibiotics?
- What can a widespread use of antibiotics on farms lead to?
- How are genes for antibiotic resistance spread?
- How can you measure antibiotic sensitivity and effectiveness?
- Hospitals are major reservoir for antibiotic resistant bacteria in the U.S.
- Farm animals are a major reservoir for antibiotic resistant bacteria in the U.S.
- You can get antibiotic resistant bacteria from eating produce contaminated with...
- Antibiotics can only kill "bad" bacteria.
- How can bacteria spread immunity towards antibiotics?
- Antibiotics can kill "good" bacteria in the human gut
- The persistent presence of low levels of antibiotics creates...
- Farmers may give antibiotics to animals to decrease bacteria in the food supply.
- Which antibiotic was used in the past to promote livestock growth?
- It is safe to take antibiotics if you do not have a bacterial infection.
- What is "horizontal gene transfer" in reference to antibiotic resistance.
