Resistance to an antibiotic occurs when a microorganism grows in the presence of a concentration of antibiotic that would usually be sufficient to inhibit or kill organisms of the same species. The severity of a superbug depends on the number of different antimicrobials the microorganism is resistant to, with some being resistant to one or two and others being resistant to multiple.
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