A Patient Has a Staphylococcal Infection of the Blood; a Septicemia

A patient has a staphylococcal infection of the blood; a septicemia - very serious and possibly deadly. As the doctor, you would like to prescribe a relatively non-toxic and inexpensive drug out of the cephalosporin family. However, if the patient harbors a strain of Staphylococcus that is resistant
To a variety of antibiotics, you would prefer to use vancomycin-- which is highly effective against staphylococcus. Which of the following explains why the cephalosporin drug is preferred for use over the vancomycin?

A) You would rather give an inexpensive drug to save the family money.
B) You really do not know that much about vancomycin, so you would rather go with a drug that you can ?nd out more about.
C) Vancomycin is very toxic, and the Staphylococcus strain could become resistant leaving no back-up drugs with which to treat the infection.
D) Vancomycin is one of the most selectively toxic drugs there is, so you would prefer one that has a more broad-spectrum effect.