Cephalosporin

Question 1

cefalzolin
cephalexin
cefadroxil

Answer 1

first generation

Question 2

cefurixime
cefaclor
cefprozil

Answer 2

second generation 2A

Question 3

cefoxitin

cefotetan

Answer 3

second generation 2B

Question 4

cefotaxime
cetriaxone
cefixime
cefpodoxime

Answer 4

3rd gerenation anti-pneumoniae

Question 5

ceftazidime

Answer 5

3rd generation anti pseudomonas

Question 6

cefepime

Answer 6

4th generation

Question 7

ceftarolin

Answer 7

5th generation

Question 8

first generation cover

Answer 8

gram positive (staph; MSSA and strep)
gram negative (e.coli, proteus, klebilla)

Question 9

first generation use

Answer 9

skin and soft tissue; uti

Question 10

second generation 2a cover

Answer 10

gram positive staph and strep

beta lactase producing

Question 11

second generation 2a use

Answer 11

respiratory tract infection

Question 12

second generation 2b cover

Answer 12

improved gram negative

anaerobic coverage

Question 13

second generation 2b use

Answer 13

abdominal infections and mixed infections

Question 14

3rd generation cover

Answer 14

more gram negative and less gram positive

Question 15

third generation use

Answer 15

community acquired pneumonia and meningitis

Question 16

forth generation coverage

Answer 16

expanded gram negative, no anaerobic, little gram postive

Question 17

forth generation use

Answer 17

hospital acquired infections (pneumonia)

Question 18

fifth generation coverage

Answer 18

gram positive (staph, strep, MRSA and VRE)

gram negative (e.coli, klebsiella, h. flu)

Question 19

fifth generation use

Answer 19

community acquired pneumonia and skin and soft tissue

Question 20

ADR of cephalosporin

Answer 20

hypersensitive like PCN and cross reactive with PCN and CPN