Chapter 11 Antimicrobial Drugs 435 438 Chapter 11 Antimicrobial Drugs ve 2. Which antibiotic work for Staphylococcus? Explain how you eater came to your conclusion. 3. Which antibiotic was Pseudomonas resistant to? Explain how you came to your conclusion. rith a stanhylococcus infection has come boolt ol

Chapter 11 Antimicrobial Drugs 435 438 Chapter 11 Antimicrobial Drugs ve 2. Which antibiotic work for Staphylococcus? Explain how you eater came to your conclusion. 3. Which antibiotic was Pseudomonas resistant to? Explain how you came to your conclusion. rith a stanhylococcus infection has come boolt ol

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