Which actions can contribute to bacterial resistance to antibiotics?

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Frequent use of antibiotics increases the exposure of bacteria to an antibiotic and results in acquired resistance.Skipping doses of an antibiotic can lead to incomplete treatment of an infection,and the remaining bacteria may develop acquired resistance.Treating viral infections with antibiotics is unnecessary and may cause acquired resistance to develop from unneeded exposure to a drug.Infections adequately treated with an antibiotic do not result in resistance.

Which Actions Can Contribute to Bacterial Resistance to Antibiotics