Antibiotic Drugs

Question 1

This is also known as prokaryotes which are single-celled organisms that lack a true nucleus and nuclear membrane.

Answer 1

Bacteria

Question 2

This method is to classify bacteria which devised by Hans Christian Gram.

Answer 2

Gram-stain method

Question 3

This antibiotic combination is equal to the sum of the effects of two antibiotics.

Answer 3

Additive Effect

Question 4

Antibiotic combination that is when two drugs are used together, the desired effect may be greatly reduced.

Answer 4

Antagonistic Effect

Question 5

This antibiotic combination is occurs when one antibiotic increases the effectiveness of the 2nd drug.

Answer 5

Potentiative Effect

Question 6

This is occurs when the antibiotics reduce or completely eliminate the normal bacterial flora.

Answer 6

Superinfection

Question 7

When administering Penicillin this test is need to be done.

Answer 7

Skin Test

Question 8

This drug is suitable for treating complicated UTIs, but can be
given to patients with respiratory, skin, GIT and bone infections.

Answer 8

Quinolones

Question 9

This is characterized by granulomas in the lungs from accumulation of inflammatory cells with a cheesy caseated consistency.

Answer 9

Tubercolosis

Question 10

This classification of TB has a resistance to one first-line anti-TB drug only.

Answer 10

Monoresistant-TB