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1
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More than half of all antibiotics and semisynthetic drugs come from which of the following genera:

A

Streptomyces

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Which of the following is the result of the action of cell wall inhibiting drugs?

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Cells become more susceptible to osmotic pressure.

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3
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B-lactam antibiotics have an effect on which of the following types of cells?

A

bacterial cells

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4
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Semisynthetic drugs represent all of the following improvements except:

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they work faster

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Which of the following is a drug that specifically targets cell walls that contain arabinogalactan-mycolic acid?

A

Isoniazid

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All of the following drugs affect the proper function of the ribosome expcept

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polymyxin

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All of the following are targets of drugs that inhibit protein synthesis except:

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Interference with alanine-alanine bridges.

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The scientist who coined the term “antibiotic” was

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Fleming.

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9
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The most limited group of antimicrobial agents is the Blank drugs.

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antiviral

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Another term for the kirby-bauer test is the

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diffusion susceptibility test

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Which of the following is not true of inhibition?

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The larger the zone the more resistant the organism is

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12
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Which of the following groups of drugs can become incorporated into the bones and teeth of a fetus

A

tetracyclines

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13
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All of the following are potentially serious side effects associated with, or caused by, antimicrobial drugs except

A

Blach hairy tongue

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All of the following statements concerining development of antibiotic resistance are true except

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resistant cells grow more efficiently and quickly that susceptible cells

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15
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B-lactamase production is an example of which of the following type of resistance

A

inactivation of the drug

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proboicts

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A,B, and C are correct

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17
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Most drugs that inhibit the synthesis of the cell wall act by

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preventing the cross-linkage of NAM subunits

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18
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the type of atimicrobial drug that would be least toxic to humans is a drug that

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inhibits the synthesis of the cell wall

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19
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Which of the following wok by inhibiting ergosterol synthesis?

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Bothe A and B are correct

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20
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Sufonamides

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A, B, and C are correct

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21
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Which of the following pathways is specifically inhibited by sulfonamides?

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The conversion of PABA to dihydrofolic acid

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22
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Which of the following drugs inhibits nucleic acid synthesis specifically in prokaryotes?

A

quinolones

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23
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The cooperative activity of drugs such as B-lactam antibiotics and clavulanic acid, a B-lactamase

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synergism

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24
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Alterations in the structure of which of the following are an important aspect of gram-negative bacterial resistance to antimicrobial drugs?

A

porins

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25
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It is inappropriate to prescribe antibacterial agents to treat colds or flu because

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these diseases are caused by viruses

26
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Put the following events in order, from earliest to latest:

A

I, III, IV, II

27
Q

Which of the following is/are true of selective toxicity

A

Both A and C are correct

28
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All of the following are possible consequences of inappropriate antibiotic therapy except:

A

increased microbial antagonism

29
Q

The E test determines which of the following

A

Both A and C are correct

30
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All of the following are criteria by which all antimicrobial agents can be evaluated except:

A

their activity against cell walls

31
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All of the following are examples of B-lactam drugs except:

A

Vancomycin

32
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All of the following types of drugs are examples of antimetabolic agents except

A

chemicals that inhibit DNA gyrase

33
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Which of the following is a measurement associated with the broth dilution that?

A

lack of turbidity

34
Q

An infection, of which of the following organs would be harder to treat with antimicrobial drugs?

A

Brain

35
Q

Disruption of the normal microbiota can result in infections caused by which of the follwoing microbes?

A

Both B and C are correct

36
Q

Any drug that acts against a disease is called an blank agent

A

Chemotherapeutic

37
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Blank means that a given antimicrobial agent is more toxic to a pathogen that to the host being treated.

A

Selective toxicity

38
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Antimicrobial agents that mimic the chemical structure of DNA building blocks are called

A

Nucleotide analogs

39
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A blank drug is effective against a wide variety of pathogens

A

broad-spectrum

40
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Blank are serious secondary infections that result from the killing of the normal microbiota

A

Super infections

41
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Competition between beneficial microbes and potential pathogens is called blank

A

Microbial antagonism

42
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An blank concentration of a drug is one at which microbes survive, but are not able to grow and reproduce.

A

bacteriostatic

43
Q

Internal infections can be treated by drugs that are administered orally, intravenously, or blank

A

intra musculary

44
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Some bacteria develop resistance to groups of drugs because the drugs are all structurally similar to each other: this is a phenomenon known as blank?

A

cross resistance

45
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Blank drugs are semisynthetic drugs developed to combat resistance against an existing drug.

A

second-generation

46
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Drugs that slow down bacterial growth would be blank to penicillin.

A

antagonistic

47
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External infections can be treated by blank administration, in which a drug is applied directly to the site of infection.

A

topical/local

48
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The abbreviation blank stands for the smallest amount of a drug that will inhibit the growth and reproduction of a pathogen.

A

MIC

49
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Sulfonamides are an example of a type of antimicrobial drug know as a blank because they inhibit certain chemical reactions within bacterial cells.

A

antimetabolic agent

50
Q

Parziquantel alters the cell membrane permeability of blank

A

parasitic worms

51
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All antimicrobials are chemotherapeutic agents, but not all chemotherapeutic agents are intimicroials

A

TRUE

52
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Antisense nucleic acids are designed to has no side effects against humans.

A

TRUE

53
Q

B-lactam drugs act by inhibiting formation of the cell membrane.

A

FALSE

54
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Because all cells engage in protein synthesis, there are few antimicrobial drugs that selectively inhibit this process.

A

FALSE

55
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Many antimicrobial drugs that affect the cell membrane are used only externally because they can be toxic to humans.

A

TRUE

56
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Drugs that inhibit nucleic acid synthesis include quinolones, refampin, and actinomycin.

A

TRUE

57
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the outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria enables many antimicrobial drugs to enter the cell more easily

A

FALSE

58
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if a subculture of an MIC test grows in an MBC test, the concentration of the drug was bactericidal

A

FALSE

59
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Brain and spinal cord infections are difficult to treat because most antimicrobial drugs cannot diffuse out of the blood into these organs

A

TRUE

60
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Organs that are commonly affected by drug toxicity include the kidneys and the liver

A

TRUE

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