I don't think you can get better than that!!homijoe said:Antibiotics are substances that destroy bacteria (bactericidal) or inhibit their growth (bacteriastatic) and hence are used to treat bacterial diseases. In recent time there has been the misuse of antibiotics such as not carrying out the full course. By not carrying out the full course acts as a selecting agent in selecting those bacetria which have a natural resistant strain to the drug. as a result the bacteria survies, reproduce and passes this resistant strain to its offsprings. Hence leading to the evolution of a colony of bacertia that are resistant to a certain antibiotic. Golden Staph is an example of an antibiotic resistant bacetria, it is resistant to methicilian. As result individuals who are infected by the Staphlycoccus Aureus pathogen are difficult to treat as it is resistant to its complementary antibiotic, methicillin. This has and continues to have a negative impact on society as it is becoming difficult to treat this bacetria, many people are dying from this disease as a result of by infected by the mulitresistant bacteria. Overall, antibiotic resistance is highly detrimental to society as bacetrial diseases are harder to treat and individuals are suffering from these multiresistant bacteria severly. Antibiotics should be carefully used and not discriminantly used to prevent the arise of more antibiotic resistant bacteria.