clearer antibiotics Flashcards by Claire Ross | Brainscape

Q

vancomycin and teicoplanin treat

A

gram negative infections using parental routes

by cell wall synthesis

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penicillin and ceplosporins (beta lactams) treat

A

gram positive infections
bacteriocidal

cell wall

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trimethroprim and suthamethoxazole treat

A

by bacteriostativ and combined bacteriocidal

nucleic acid synthesis

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ciprofloxacin and levofloxacin treat

A

gram negative
bacteriocidal

orally or parental
not in children

nucelic acid

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Q

gentamicin treats

A

seriouse gram negative

conc dependent bacteriocidal

protein synthesis

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erythromycin treats

A

gram positive
bacetricidal or static

alt to penecillin

protein synthesis

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Q

linezolid treats

A

gram postitive

bacteriocidal or static

orally

protein synthesis

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daptomycin treats

A

gram positive
bacteriocidal

MRSA

protein synthesis

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Q

all gram negative antibiotics

A

fluoroquinoloes:
ciproFLoxacin
levFLoxacin

aminoglycosides:
gentamicin

why so little: gram negative bacteria have beta lactamases

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Q

streptococci are always resistent to

A

aminoglycosides- gentamicin

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