If a person had recently undergone major doses of antibiotics accompanying surgery, which STD(s) would likely be collaterally treated?
A) AIDS
B) syphilis
C) genital warts
D) HBV
E) HIV

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Antibiotics do not treat viral infections such as AIDS, genital warts, HBV, or HIV. However, they can be effective in treating bacterial infections such as syphilis. Therefore, if a person had recently undergone major doses of antibiotics accompanying surgery, syphilis would likely be collaterally treated.

If a Person Had Recently Undergone Major Doses of Antibiotics