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| phenoxymethpenicillin is what class of antiobiotic and used for what? |
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| ampicillin is not useful against what? |
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| staph and other betalactamase producing organism |
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| cephalothin is what generation of cephalosporin? |
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| cephalexin is what generation of cephalosporin? |
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| ceftazidime is what generation of cephalosporin? |
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| cefotetan is what generation of cephalosporin? |
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| 3rd gen cepthalosproins are good for what |
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| majority of g-ve rods, able to cross CSF |
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| what % of people are sensitive to penicillin |
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| what geration of cephalosproins are used for prophylactic antimicrobial for bowel & gynacological surgery? what are 2? |
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| 2nd generation cefoxitin cefotetan |
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| what % of penicliiin hypersensitivity pt have cross sensitivity to cephalosporins |
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| what is a AE of cephalosporins |
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| what are common ae of penicillins |
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| doxycyclin is what type of antiobiotiuc, static or cidal? |
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| what drugs should be avoided in paeds, due to teeth an bone stippling |
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| gentamycin is a what, what are 2 problems affecting use? |
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| nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity, due to narrow therapeautic window |
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| amikacin is is what type, what is it used for |
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| aminglycoside, wide incling pseudomanas |
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| how do aminoglycoside work |
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| inhibit protein syntheis by irreversibly binding to 30s ribosomes |
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| what are the ab to cause achilles tendonitis |
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| what a important podiatric ae ass with ciprofloxacin |
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| its a quinolones so achilles tendonitis |
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| inhibit dna gyrase and topoisomerase |
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| what are cautions of quinolones |
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| damage joint in immature animals so dont give to kids less than 14, absorption interactions |
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| what are quinolones active against |
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| give, enteric g-ve rods (pseudomonas), g-ve cocci, mycobacteria |
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| what are quinlones know to have poor activity agaisnt strept |
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| erythromycin is what type of antiobitoic and how does it act |
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| binds 5-s ribosomes inhibt protein snythesis (a macrolide) |
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| Rickettsia(scrub typhus), Mycoplasm, Chlyamydia, & Plasmodium(e.g.malaria) are effectively treated with |
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| Quinilones have poor activity against |
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which of the following is not true of vancomycin?
inhibits prtein synthesis.has a narrow spectrum against Gram + & anaerobic organisms, sounds like an aminoglycoside but isn't. causes oto & nephrotoxicity. |
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| inhibit pretin sythesi, it inhibits cell wall sythesis |
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| Pseudomembraneous colitis is a serious adverse effect in up to 10% of patients treated with |
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| rashes and bone marrow depression of ae of what |
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| woulde clarithromyci be a good treatment for a pseudomonas infection? |
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| rifampicin acts how... ad used in the px and rx of what |
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| inhibit bacterial rna polymerase, meningococcol dz.. also use on staph and mucobacteria |
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| clindamycin is particulary useful in what? and is cidal or static.... act how |
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| post ortho and dental , static, cell wall synthesis |
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| vancomyci is what type of antibiotic.... cidal or static/ |
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| vancomycin is particularily used for what?and what microbes |
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| MRSA, g+ve aerobic and anaerobic |
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| vancomycin is a aminoglycoside which causes oto-and nephrotoxicity t or f |
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| f does cause that but it is a glycopeptide |
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