Large doses of antibiotics given to fight an infection are likely to destroy bacteria that produce vitamin K. In which digestive organ do we find such beneficial bacteria?

A.) Stomach

B.) Large Intestine

C.) Liver

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Lance Campbell

Biology

19 July, 09:33

Large doses of antibiotics given to fight an infection are likely to destroy bacteria that produce vitamin K. In which digestive organ do we find such beneficial bacteria?

A.) Stomach

B.) Large Intestine

C.) Liver

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Sammy Ferrell · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. Large doses of antibiotics given to fight an infection are likely to destroy bacteria that produce vitamin K. The digestive organ that would benefit from this bacteria would be the liver.

Large doses of antibiotics given to fight an infection are likely to destroy bacteria that produce vitamin K. In which digestive organ do we find such beneficial bacteria?A.) StomachB.) Large IntestineC.) Liver

Large doses of antibiotics given to fight an infection are likely to destroy bacteria that produce vitamin K. In which digestive organ do we find such beneficial bacteria?

A.) Stomach

B.) Large Intestine

C.) Liver