Health Education Systems Admission Assessment HESI Quiz
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The overuse of antibiotics in both medicine and agriculture has led to the rise of resistant bacteria. These organisms, having survived exposure to drugs that should have killed them, multiply and pass on their resistant traits. Consequently, strains of bacteria that are impervious to multiple antibiotics have become ubiquitous in healthcare settings, posing a grave threat to public health and making common infections difficult, and sometimes impossible, to treat.
As used in the passage, the word ubiquitous means:
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