Antimicrobial Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

Broad spectrum vs narrow spectrum

A

Broad + AND - bacteria

Narrow + OR - bacteria

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2
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What occurs when bacteria change in some way to reduce or eliminate the effectiveness of the agent used to treat or prevent the infection

A

antibiotic resistance

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3
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residue

A

residual drug leftover in tissue

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4
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Beta-Lactamase? AKA

A

enzyme that breaks down beta-lactame rings

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5
Q

A penicillin that is beta-lactame resistant?

A

Oxacillin

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6
Q

How is penicillin G administered? Pen V?

A

pen g- IV

pen v- orally

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7
Q

What molecular structure is found in penicillin that allows for the interference with bacteria cell wall synthesis?

A

beta-lactame ring

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8
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Animate vs inanimate?

A

animate- alive

inanimate- not alive

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9
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antiseptic vs disinfectant

A

antiseptic-on living tissue

disinfectant-on nonliving tissue

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10
Q

Name a drug that is antidiarrheal/antibiotic/antiprotozoal

A

Metronidazole (Flagyl)

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11
Q

what is Metronidazole (flagyl) used to treat?

A

canine diarrhea

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12
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Difference between 1st and 3rd generation cephalosporin

A

first- can be inactivated by penicillinase
third- resistant to penicillinase.
more gram negative. effective against gram posiive

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13
Q

Cefazolin is found in which generation of cephalosporin?

A

first generation

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14
Q

Simplecef is found in which generation of cephalosporins?

A

third generation

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15
Q

Regarding sulfonamides, what is a primary side effect?

A

crystalluria

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16
Q

To prevent crystalluria while on sulfonamide, what should you inform owner?

A

pet should drink more water

17
Q

Why would a dog be placed on a tetracycline drug?

A

rickettsial agent (lyme, lepto, rocky mountain spotted fever, toxoplasmosis)

18
Q

Name a tetracycline drug

A

doxycycline

19
Q

why should tetracycline be avoided in growing animals and pregnant animals?

A

binds to calcium. decreases bone development and yellows teeth. Although, benefits outweigh side effects with growing dogs.

20
Q

what lincosamide will be prescribed to a cat for a routine dental and extraction of two molars

A

clindamysin

21
Q

Griseofulvin is used to treat?

A

dermatophytes (ringworm)

22
Q

Griseofulvin should always be given with what type of meal?

A

fatty meal

23
Q

tx of meningitis w/ V/D. urine orange/red. what drug?

A

Rifamycin (Rifampin)

24
Q

A potentiated drug means..

A

combined drugs to enhance their effects

25
Q

Example of a potentiated drug

A

Clavamox (amoxicillin with clavanic acid)