SarahKhan

Scientistshave
hypothesized
thatthe
1
differencebetweendrugstocureStreptococcal
2
Pharyngitismaynotbebeneficialduetothe
3
increasingamountofpeopleaffectedby

4
detrimental
sideeffects.Oneofthemost
5
innocuous
yetbothersomeofthesesideeffectsis
6
drymouthandinpatientswhohavejobsthat
7
havetodowithperformance,thissideeffectcan
8
costthemtheir
impeccable
stagerep.
9
Scientistshavefoundthe
impetus
togo
10
througheachantibioticthatcuresStreptococcal
11
Pharyngitisbutthreehavebeendisplayedonthe
12
internetas
lucid
and
rectified
.Thesethreeare
13
Amoxicillin,PenicillinandCephalexin.Allof
14
theseantibioticsworkthesamewaytherefore
15
nonedoesthejobexactlyquickerthantheother.
16
Italldependsonhowyourbodyreactswiththe
17
medication.Thepurposeofthesedrugsisto
18
preventthecellwallsofthebacteriafrom
19
formingortobreakdownthesecellwallsuntilit
20
is
rudimentary
enoughto
subjugate
.
21
Amoxicillinhasbeenshownto
22
precipitate
thesideeffectofdrymouthstarting
23
fromtheageof3butmostcommoninages60
24
andolder.Cephalexinontheotherhandstartsat
25
theageof20butismostcommonin60and
26
olderaswell.FinallyPenicillin,whichisbestin
27
theaspectofagecomparison,startsattheageof
28
50andismostcommonbetween5059.
29
Whencomparinggenderhoweverthis
30
ideology
changesbecausebothPenicillinand
31
Cephalexinhaveextremelyhighpercentages
32
whenpertainingtofemalesexperiencingdry
33
mouth.The
ambivalent
datacauses
aversion
in
34
laryngologistswhen
prescribing
drugsforthis
35
diseasetoperformingpatientsbuttheyhave
36
cometofinditalldependsonthecharacteristics
37
ofthepatientaswellastheage.
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Scientistshave
convoluted
patientsby
1
sayingthatreceivingdrymouthisfrom
2
StreptococcusPharyngitisantibioticswhenin
3
actualitytheseeffectsaremerelyduetolackof
4
hydrationandcanbeeasilyfixedbykeeping
5
dormant
duringsickness.Althoughantibiotics
6
are
deprecated
duetosideeffects,each
7
prescribeddruggoesthroughtensofhundredsof
8
testsinordertohaveadrugmodelthatpasses
9
properdrugabsorption,tolerability,safetyand
10
synthetics
.Pharmacologistshavetobe
11
extremely
wary
whengivingoutdrugstherefore
12
eachtestthatadruggoesthroughhasavariety
13
ofprocesses.
14
Recentstudieshaveshownthatthereare
15
somesymptomsinvolvingdrymouththatcome
16
withantibioticsbutinmostcasesonly5%or
17
lessofthepeopleactuallyexperiencedrymouth.
18
Mostpeoplestressdrymouthduetolackof
19
hydrationandorvocaldamagecausedbyyelling
20
orexcessivelytalking.Inacasewhereyouhave
21
strepthroatitisimportantnottotalkorifyoudo
22
talkspeakinyourheadvoiceinordertoreduce
23
strainonthevocalcordscommonlycausedby
24
vocalfry.Itisimportantthatalthoughsome
25
peoplemayhavejobsthatconflictwith
26
antibioticsthatyoustilltakethem.Ifstrepthroat
27
isnotlookedatbyadoctorandifthemedication
28
doesnotreachthebacteriasoonenough,itcan
29
spreadothertissuescausingabscessormore
30
seriousinfections.
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Article1and2Questions:

InArticle1,whatisthebestwaytodescribethe
clearpointtheauthorwantedtoconvey?

a. Thatyoushouldnevertakeantibiotics,
evenifyouneedthemtosurvive.
b. Youshouldbewaryofsideeffectswhen
usingStrepThroatdrugs.
c. Drymouthisacommonsideeffectin
strepthroatrelatedantibioticsandcanbe
bothersomeinaperformingcareer.
d. Ifyouhavedrymouthyouaresick.

InArticle1line34,whatcouldbeanotherword
foraversionincontext?

a. conflict
b. confusion
c. anger
d. frustration

WhencomparingArticle1andArticle2whatis
somethingbothauthorswouldagreeon?

a. Strepthroatcancauseirritationofthe
throat.
b. Antibioticshavesideeffects.
c. Patientsoverreactconstantlywhendealing
withstrepthroat.
d. Peopleshouldnottakemedication.

InArticle2theworddormantcanbeexchanged
forwhichofthefollowingwords?

a. calm
b. neutral
c. relaxed
d. inactive

HowwouldyoudescribetheauthorinArticle2s
responsetopatientswithsideeffectsdueto
antibiotics?
a. concerned
b. wary
c. nonchalant
d. peremptory

Whicharticledoyouthinkthisphraseyoubest
fitPatientsshouldtakealookattheirhydrating
scheduleandtheiratmospherebeforegoingto
doctorsforantibioticprescriptions.

a. NeitherArticle
b. Article1
c. Article2
d. BothArticles