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A patient with sepsis is being treated with gentamicin, and her medication regimen takes into account the phenomenon of postantibiotic effects. What are postantibiotic effects?
A)The tendency for patients to exhibit symptoms mimicking hypersensitivity after drug administration
B)The tendency for adverse effects of a drug to be masked during administration
C)The ability of microorganisms to proliferate between doses of antibiotics
D)The ability of an antibiotic to kill bacteria even when serum concentrations are low

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