Question 14 1 pts
Why is oral vancomycin not used for systemic infections?
Group of answer choices
It is rapidly inactivated by gastric acid.
It is not absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract.
It has a high risk of causing systemic allergic reactions.
It is too potent for systemic use and can lead to toxicity.
It is rapidly metabolized by liver enzymes, reducing its efficacy.
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