Answer:
Correct. The only wrong statement for this exercise is:
Antibiotics could cure chicken pox as it is a virus.
Explanation:
Viruses can't be controlled with antibiotics. Because viruses are not weakened or destroyed with them, the only mechanism that works against them is antibodies and learned immunity. Because they stick to the DNA or ARN o the cells and make them mutate. So, when the body has learned how to be resistant to those mutations the virus is no longer dangerous for the body. Furthermore, the only effect antibiotics could have is against bacterial infections that occur thanks to the exhaustion and weakness of the immune system due to the virus fight.
