What is pathogenicity?

What complement cascade begins with antibodies binding to a pathogen?

Place the following stages of pathogenesis in order starting with 1 as the first stage. 

What is true about the adaptive immune response?

What enzyme makes penicillins ineffective? 

Select all that apply. What contributes to antibiotic resistance? 

Think back to your group genetics assignment. What is the target for the drug class known as fluoroquinolones?

True or False: The following scenario is an example of antibiotic prophylaxis.  Scenario: A patient is admitted to the emergency room with a dog bite. The dog’s teeth cut through the skin and caused minor bleeding. After the wound is cleaned and dressed, the ER physician administers a Tetanus booster shot (Tdap) and prescribes Augmentin (amoxicillin-clavulanate) for the patient to take at home because dog bites often lead to bacterial infections. The Tdap and Augmentin are not prescribed to treat an active infection, but to prevent infection from developing.

Match the example to the type of acquired immunity.

From a medical perspective, what is the most concerning possible side effect of antibiotic treatment?