When diarrhea is the result of a bacterial infection, _______ are an appropriate treatment. a. proton pump inhibitors b. h2 antagonists c. antibiotics d. none of the answer options?

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When diarrhea is the result of a bacterial infection, _______ are an appropriate treatment.

a. proton pump inhibitors
b. h2 antagonists
c. antibiotics
d. none of the answer options?

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My best answer would be C

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