Example 1.1: Streptomycin can be administered intravenously or orally.

Example 1.2: Dyclonine can be used to treat mild plague

Example 2.1: Determining effective antibiotics by conducting susceptibility testing of the patient’s pathogenic bacteria

Example 2.2: Avoiding antibiotics resistant to this strain to improve treatment effectiveness

Example 1.1: Ibuprofen relieves symptoms of fever and pain

Example 1.2: Acetaminophen is a commonly used antipyretic and analgesic drug

Example 2.1: Replenishing a patient’s fluid and electrolyte imbalances by intravenous injection

Example 2.2: Give high-protein food or nutritional solution to maintain the patient’s nutritional needs

Example 1.1: Isolating patients in separate rooms to prevent the spread of the disease

Example 1.2: Medical staff need to wear masks, gloves and other protective equipment to avoid infection

Example 2.1: Thorough cleaning and disinfection of patient environment

Example 2.2: Eliminate rodents and fleas indoors and outdoors to prevent re-spread