
Concept explainers
a.
To explain: The reasons why clinical signs of infection are not present immediately after the microorganism enters the body.
Concept introduction: Infection is the result of a foreign organism present in the body. Inflammation is an important part of a body’s immune response. The mode of transmission of microorganisms and the methods to control is important to prevent and control infection. Infection is always a threat to the health.
b.
To explain: The reason why infection can often be cured without drug treatment.
Concept introduction: Infection is the result of foreign organism present in the body. Inflammation is an important part of a body’s immune response. The mode of transmission of microorganisms and the methods to control are important to prevent and control infection. Infection is always a threat to the health.
c.
To explain: The reason why antibacterial agents might be prescribed for an infection.
Concept introduction: Infection is the result of foreign organism present in the body. Inflammation is an important part of a body’s immune response. The mode of transmission of microorganisms and the methods to control are important to prevent and control infection. Infection is always a threat to the health.

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