I made my own multiple choice question. Please add and remove anything that does not make sense, and also make this question more challenging. Also make sure to the questions should have an accompanying correct answer in addition to three distractors (wrong answers).For each distractor, provide an explanation on why this option is incorrect, focusing on how it is distinguishable from the correct answer. For the correct answer, elaborate why it is the best answer. What aspect of Influenza greatly contributes to our susceptibility of infection year after year? a. Antigenetic drift. b. Highly conserved microbial structures between strains. c. Antigenetic shift. d. Antibiotic resistance. asap

I made my own multiple choice question. Please add and remove anything that does not make sense, and also make this question more challenging. Also make sure to the questions should have an accompanying correct answer in addition to three distractors (wrong answers).For each distractor, provide an explanation on why this option is incorrect, focusing on how it is distinguishable from the correct answer. For the correct answer, elaborate why it is the best answer. What aspect of Influenza greatly contributes to our susceptibility of infection year after year? a. Antigenetic drift. b. Highly conserved microbial structures between strains. c. Antigenetic shift. d. Antibiotic resistance. asap

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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ISBN:9781337512442

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Chapter24: Medications That Affect The Respiratory System

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