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Antibiotics Flashcards

1
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Requires no oxygen and metabolizes by fermentation

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Anaerobic bacteria

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2
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Major sources for making antibiotics

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Mold and bacteria

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3
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The first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928.

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Penicillin

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4
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By what do you classify antibiotics?

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By chemical make up

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5
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Six characteristics of antibiotics

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Spectrum of activity, mode of action, toxicity, physical properties, stability, resistance

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6
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The range of which an antibiotic is effective.

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Spectrum of activity

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7
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Spectrum of antibiotics that works against gram + bacteria or gram - bacteria, not both

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Narrow spectrum

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8
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Spectrum of antibiotics that works against some gram- and gram+ bacteria

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Broad spectrum

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9
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Two mode of actions for antibiotics.

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Bactericidels, bacteriostatistics

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10
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Mode of action that kills by interfering with cell wall synthesis

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Bactericidals

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11
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Mode of action that kills by stopping growth of bacteria by interfering with protein synthesis

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Bacteriostatics

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12
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Adverse affects that happen when an antibiotic is used.

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Toxicity

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13
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A drugs ability to withstand heat, light, time and oxygen and still be effective

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Stability

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14
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The ability for a bacteria to survive contact with an antibiotic present

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Resistance

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15
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How does resistance develop?

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The “r-factor”- changes in DNA of bacteria that gets passed down to new bacteria

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16
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The enzyme that destroys penicillin effect

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Penicilliase

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17
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Trade names for Penicillin G

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Crystacillin, flocillin, dual-pen

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18
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Advantages of using cephalosporins over penicillin?

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They’re not sensitive for penicillinase, works harder against gram negative bacteria

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19
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Second generation cephalosporins.

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Cefoxitin

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20
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Third generation cephalosporins.

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ceftiofur (naxcel®), cefovecin (convenia®), cafpodoxine (simplecef®), Ceftazidime (fortaz®)

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21
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Fourth generation cephalosporins.

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Cefepime (maxipime®)

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22
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Require oxygen present for metabolism

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Aerobic bacteria

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23
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Discovered by Lloyd Conover in 1950 and became the most prescribed antibiotic in the United States

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Tetracyclines

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24
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How are tetracycline excreted

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Kidneys

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25
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Oxytetracycline-ointment

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Terramycin®

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26
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Oxytetramyocin injectable

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Oxy-tet 100®

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27
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Doxycycline trade name used for Lyme disease

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Vibramycin®

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28
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Gentamicin trade name

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Gentocin®

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29
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Neomycin trade name

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Biosol®

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30
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Amikacin trade name

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Amiglyde-v ®

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31
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Climdamyocin trade name

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Antirobe®

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32
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Trade name for ampicillin?

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Polyflex®

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33
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Trade name for amoxicillin?

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Amoxdrops, amoxitabs, biomax®

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34
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Trade name for amoxicillan?

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Clavamox®

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35
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Trade name for cephalexin?

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Keflex®

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36
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Trade name for Cephapirin?

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Cefalak, cefadry®

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37
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Trade name for cefadroxil?

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Cefa-tabs, cefa-drops®

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38
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Trade name for cefazolin?

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Ancef® kefzol®

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39
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Trade name for Cefoxitin?

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Mefoxin®

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40
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Trade name for ceftiofur?

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Naxcel®

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41
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Trade name for cefovecin?

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Convenia®

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42
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Trade name for cafpodoxine?

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Simplicef®

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43
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Trade name for Ceftazidime?

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Fortaz®

44
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Trade name for cefepime?

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Maxipime®

45
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Trade name for tetracycline?

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Panmycin®

46
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Trade name for oxytetracycline ointment?

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Terramycin®

47
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Trade name for oxytetracycline injectable?

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Oxy-tet 100®

48
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Trade name for oxytetracycline

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Liquamycin®

49
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Trade name for doxycycline?

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Vivramycin®

50
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Trade name for ✳️ gentamicin?

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Gentocin®

51
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Trade name for ✳️ neomycin?

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Gentocin®

52
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Trade name for ✳️ neomycin?

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Biosol®

53
Q

Trade name for ✳️ amikacin?

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Amiglyde-V®

54
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Trade name for Ⓜ️ erythromycin?

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Erythro-100®

55
Q

Trade name for Ⓜ️ tylosin?

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Tylan®

56
Q

Trade name for Ⓜ️ azithromycin?

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Zithromax ®

57
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Trade name for Ⓜ️tilmicosin?

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Micotil®

58
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Trade name for lincomycin?

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Lincocin®

59
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Trade name for clindamycin?

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Antirobe®

60
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Relatively new to vet medicine?

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Quinolones

61
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Trade name for ciprofloxacin?

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Cipro®

62
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Trade name for enrofloxacin?

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Baytril®

63
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Trade name for marbofloxcin?

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Zeniquin®

64
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Trade name for orbifloxacin?

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Orbax®

65
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Trade name for sulfadimethoxine?

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Albon®

66
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Trade name for trimethoprim and sulfadiazine?

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Tribrissen ®

67
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Trade name for ♑️metronidazole?

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Flagyl®

68
Q

Do not give orally to rabbits

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Ampicillin

69
Q

Worry about aminoglycosides?

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Toxicity levels, kidney, hearing and balance if used improperly

70
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Cows

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Macrolides

71
Q

Fatal Macrolides to humans if injected

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Micotil® tilmicosin

72
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Used for Rickettsial disease (ticks)?

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Tetracyclines

73
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Cannot be given to babies, to be mothers or with NSAIDS.

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Quinolones

74
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Side effect of sulfas?

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(KCS) dry eye

75
Q

Roccal, Lysol, Clorox bleach, alcohol and nolvasan are….

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Disinfectants

76
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Used on inanimate objects to clean

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Disinfectants

77
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Used primarily on live tissue

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Antiseptics

78
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Effects are less than the sum

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Antagonistic

79
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The effect of combining antibiotics is equal to the theoretical sum

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Additive

80
Q

The effect is greater than the theoretical sum

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Synergistic

81
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The effect is the same as if only using one of the drugs (one cancels out)

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Indifferent

82
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Cidal+static

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Antagonistic

83
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Static+static

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Additive

84
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Cidal+cidal

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Synergistic

85
Q

Three methods a DVM uses to pick a drug?

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Clinical experience, gram stain, culture and sensitivity

86
Q

Superficial fungus caused by microsporum sp and trichophytom sp

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Ringworm (dermatophytes)

87
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Deep fungal infections

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Deep fungal infections.

88
Q

Amphotericin B trade name

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Fungizone ®

89
Q

Flucytosine trade name

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Ancobon®

90
Q

Itraconazole trade name

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Sporanox®

91
Q

Ketaconazole trade name

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Nizoral®

92
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Fluconazole trade name

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Diflucan ®

93
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Acyclovir trade name and category

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Zovirax® and antiviral

94
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Interferon Alfa 2-A trade name and category

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Roferon-A® and antiviral

95
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Class of drugs that stains teeth yellow?

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Tetracyclines

96
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Class of drug metabolized and excreted by the liver

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Macrolides

97
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Antibiotic can be dosed orally once a day

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Simplecef

98
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Drug give For coccidia

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Sulfa

99
Q

Causes aplasticanemia in humans and animals

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Chloramphenicol

100
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Drugs that cross the blood brain barrier

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Tetracycline, chloramphenicol, ceftriaxone

101
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Class of drugs Effective against all staph bacteria

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Cephalosporins

102
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Class of drugs fatal to guinea pigs, horses, rabbits

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Lincosamides

103
Q

Cephalosporin commonly injected before surgery

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Cefazolin

104
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Trade name of a drug that causes espohigial strictures in cats

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Doxycycline

105
Q

Side effects of metro?

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Vomiting, diarrhea, Cns

106
Q

Common place anti robe is used.

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Dentals

107
Q

Stunts growth of cartilage in puppies.

A

Baytril

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