Antibiotics and Shock Flashcards by Rachel Wheeler

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Drugs that inhibit cell wall synthesis

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Cephalosporins

Penicillins

Vancomycin

Bacitracan

Carbapenems

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Drugs that inhibit protein synthesis

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Chlorapheminicol

Erthromycin

Streptomycin

Tetracylcine

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Drugs that inhibit the synthesis of essential metabolites

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sulfa

trimethoprim

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Drug that inibits plasma membrane

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Plymyxcin B

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Drugs that inhibit nucleic acid/transcription

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Quinoles

Rifampin

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Xolair

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Reduces the antibody IgE.

Attached to mast cells and signal a reaction when an antigen binds to the receptor site.

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Immunizations

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Common antibiotic allergies

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Superinfections

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Immunogloins

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Cytokines

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Innate immunity

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Adapted immunity

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Active vs passive immunity

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organs involved in immunity

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older aduts immunity

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Newborn immunity

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Cardinal signs of inflammation

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Endoethelial cells in inflammation

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platlets in inflammation

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Neutrophils in inflammation

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Monocytes and macrophages in inflammation

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Esonophils in inflammation

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Basophils and mast cells in infalmamation

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Plasma cells in inflammation

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stages of inflammation

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Septicemia

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Sepsis

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septic shock

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septic shock treatment

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renal failure as a shock complication

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Gi complications as a result of shock

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DIC as a result of shock

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lactic acidosis as a result of shock

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hyperglycemia as a result of shock

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fever as a result of shock

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Electrolyte imbalances from shock

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Shock causing lung damage

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Allergy treatment

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Anaphylaxis treatment

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Hypovolemic shock

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compensatory measures to hypovolemic shock

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treatment for hypovolemic shock

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Right vs left sided HF

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bacteria resistance

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streptococcus pyogenes

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Beta lactam drugs

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Cephalosporins

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Bacitran

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first choice for MRSA

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tetracyclines

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Macolides

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Fluoroquinolones

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Flagyl

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