Antibiotics Drugs Flashcards
What do you call mature virus particles?
Virion
TB that exhibits resistance to two or more medications
Multi-Drugs Resistant TB
Enumerate the 4 host factors:
Immune system
Site of infection
Age
Pregnancy
It happens when medications drastically alter or eradicate the body’s natural bacterial flora.
Superinfection
Which enzyme resistance rises with each generation of cephalosporin-containing drugs?
Beta-lactamase
The most common macrolides are:
Azithromycin
Clarithromycin
Erythromycin
When one antibiotic boosts the potency of a second medication, it happens.
Potentiative Effect
Medications for severe malaria:
Artesunate IV
Primaquine
Quinine
This is when signs and symptoms do not improve
Subtherapeutic
This is because the desired effect may be significantly diminished when two drugs are taken together.
Antagonistic Effect
It mostly works against one kind of organism.
Narrow Spectrum
It works well against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria.
Broad Spectrum
This prevents bacterial development and is used to treat some bacterial diseases including bronchitis and pneumonia.
Azithlromycin
What side effects might antibacterial medications cause?
Allergy or hypersensitivity
Superinfection
Organ toxicity
a class of antibiotic medication with the most comprehensive antibacterial effects of any antibiotic.
Carbapenems
