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| drugs that inhibit the growth of bacteria |
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| the pathogen is inhibited or destroyed by the drug |
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| to a drug the pathogen continues to grow despite administration of the antibacterial drug |
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| occurs without previous exposure to the antibacterial |
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| is cased by prior exposure to the antibacterial |
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| narrow spectrum antibiotics |
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| primarily effective against one type of organism (penicillin & erythromycin used on gram + bacteria) |
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| broad spectrum antibiotics |
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| can be effective against both Gram + and Gram - organisms ( tetracycline & cephalosporins) |
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| adverse rxn to antimicrobial drugs |
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allergic rxn- rash , cardiac arrest, pruritis,bronchspasm,hives,vascular collapse,edema
super infections
organ toxicity |
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| occur when normal flora is disturbed; staph, fungal unfection, GI, Rep ,mouth |
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liver and kidneys are involved in excretion and metabolism .
Antibacterials may damage these organs |
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