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| produce a rigid cell wall |
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| requires the enzyme, reverse transcriptase to replicate |
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| most only cause incidental infections of skin and mucous membrane |
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| require a host cell to replicate |
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| three methods of actions for anti-bacterial medications |
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1. inhibit synthesis of cell wall
2. prevent folic acid synthesis
3. interfere intracellularly by inhibiting DNA gyrase |
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| chemical produced by one microbe that can harm another microbe |
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| any agent that can harm microbes |
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| drugs that slow microbe reproduction |
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| using chemicals against invading organisms |
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| what assessment is most critical to complete before administering a penicillin antibiotic |
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| characteristics of cephalosporines are most like |
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| a patient is prescribed a tetracycline antibiotic. what is a reason for withholding the medication and notifying the prescriber |
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| what lab study is most related to adverse effects of aminoglycoside medications? why? |
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| the primary reason to teach a client to take a sulfonamide antibiotic with a full glass of water is to |
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| lessen crystal formation in urine |
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