Antibiotic Drugs

Question 1

Substances that stop the growth of bacteria or eradicate them and other germs. Not viruses, but bacteria, are treated.

Answer 1

Antibacterial drugs

Question 2

Also referred to as prokaryotes, single-celled organisms have a cell wall that governs their form rather than a genuine nucleus or nuclear membrane.

Answer 2

Bacteria

Question 3

Minimum amount of antibacterial drug to halt the growth of microorganisms.

Answer 3

MEC(Minimum Effective Concentration)

Question 4

Are active or effective to both gram-positive and gram-negative organisms.

Answer 4

Broad Spectrum antibiotics

Question 5

When drugs diminish or totally eradicate the natural bacterial flora, reinfection—or a second infection superimposed over an earlier on microbial infection—occurs.

Answer 5

Superinfection

Question 6

Which includes acne – is used to treat a wide range of infections. It is an antibiotic that prevents the development of bacteria.

Answer 6

Tetracyclines

Question 7

Which drugs used to treat infections caused by mycobacterium bacterial species.

Answer 7

Antituberculosis or antimycobacterial

Question 8

Are all synthetic compound that help your body fight off specific viruses that can spread disease by preventing viral multiplication.

Answer 8

Antiviral drugs

Question 9

Effective HIV medications that inhibit the virus from reproducing in the body. This enables the immune system to heal and stop additional harm.

Answer 9

Antiretroviral drugs

Question 10

These medications cure fungal infections in neutropenic patients, cryptococcal meningitis in HIV-infected individuals, fungal infections, and cholesterol in human cells by interfering with sterols in cell membranes.

Answer 10

Polyene Antifungal Drugs

Question 11

These medications cure fungal infections in neutropenic patients, cryptococcal meningitis in HIV-infected individuals, fungal infections, and cholesterol in human cells by interfering with sterols in cell membranes.

Answer 11

Polyene Antifungal Drugs