ANTIBIOTIC DRUGS Flashcards
1
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What is prokaryotes?
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- Also known as bacteria which are single called organisms that lack a true nucleus and nuclear membrane.
- it has a cell wall that determines its shape.
2
Q
What are the five mechanisms of antibacterial action?
A
- inhibition of bacterial cell-wall synthesis
- alteration of membrane permeability
3.inhibition of protein synthesis - inhibition of the synthesis of bacterial RNA and DNA
5.interference with metabolism within the cell
3
Q
What happens when the bacteria is sensitive to the drug?
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- the pathogen can be inhibited or destroyed
4
Q
What happens when bacteria is resistant to the drug?
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- the pathogen will continue to grow despite administration
5
Q
Types of resistance?
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1) inherent – occurs without previous exposure to the drug
2) acquired – caused by prior exposure to the antibacterial
6
Q
What are the three types of General Adverse Reactions to Antibacterial Drug?
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- Allergy or hypersensitivity
- Superinfection
- Organ toxicity
7
Q
What are the Antibiotic Combinations?
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- Additive Effect
- Potentiative Effect
- Antagonistic Effect
8
Q
Antibiotic Affecting Protein Synthesis
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- Tetracyclines
- Macrolides
- Aminoglycosides
9
Q
Urinary tract Infections
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- SULFONAMIDES
- TRIMETHOPRIM
- FLUOROQUINOLONES
- ANTISEPTICS
10
Q
MYCOBACTERIAL,
FUNGAL AND PARASITIC AGENTS
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- ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL
- ANTIPROTOZOAL
- ANTIFUNGAL