MASTERING MICROBIOLOGY BODY SYSTEMS
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ISBN: 9781323651049
Author: BAUMAN
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 23, Problem 2TMW
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Use of antibacterial drug over a long period of the time increases the likelihood of oral candidiasis and C. diff. diarrhea.
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Oral candidiasis is otherwise called as oral thrush, which is the yeast or fungal infection of candida species on the mucous membrane of mouth. An antibacterial drug is used to prevent the bacterial infection.
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