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Pathogenic bacteria: A.cause diseases B.are always anaerobic C.can survive in high body temperature D.are antibiotic resistant

Pathogenic bacteria:

A.cause diseases

B.are always anaerobic

C.can survive in high body temperature

D.are antibiotic resistant

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Answer:-A,C,D all are correct.

*Bacteria that can cause diseases is called pathogenic bacteria.

*Bacteria can survive in high body temperature.Most pathogenic bacteria have optimal growth Temperature higher than 37 degree celsius.so bacteria can survive in high body temperature.

*Pathogenic bacteria are antibiotic Antibiotics kills the bacteria who cause diseases or stops their reproduction but some of the germs finds way to survive and they can multiply and they are Antibiotic resistant.because repeated and with out needful use of antibiotics are causes of antibiotic resistant bacteria.

*Option "b" wrong.because pathogenic bacteria are always not anaerobic.Pathogenic bacteria are both aerobic and anaerobic.

Example of aerobic pathogenic bacteria:-Eschresia coli, streptococcus.

Example of anerobic pathogenic bacteria:-pepto streptococcus, clostridium species.

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