Deck 5 - Antibiotic Drugs

Question 1

Also known as prokaryotes they are single-celled that lack a true nuclear membrane.

Answer 1

BACTERIA

Question 2

He came up with a method to categorize germs using the Gram-stain method.

Answer 2

HANS CHRISTIAN GRAM

Question 3

He found the mold that created Penicillin, the first antibiotic to be used and sold.

Answer 3

ALEXANDER FLEMING

Question 4

For some individuals who have a history of allergic reactions, such as itchiness, hives, rash, swelling, or shortness of breath, this procedure is recommended.

Answer 4

PENICILLIN SKIN TESTING

Question 5

Most significant protozoal disease due to high morbidity and mortality

Answer 5

MALARIA

Question 6

Fungi that cause integumentary infections are called ________________

Answer 6

DERMATOPHYTES

Question 7

______________ is a term used to describe fungal infection

Answer 7

MYCOSIS

Question 8

______________ change to ______________ using enzyme reverse transcriptase

Answer 8

RNA, DNA

Question 9

_______________ are large and complex multicellular structures

Answer 9

HELMINTHS

Question 10

The most effective antimalarial drug for eradicating the parasite during the exoerythrocytic phase is ________________

Answer 10

PRIMAQUINE

Question 11

telquanprazi - increases permeability of the cell membrane of the worm which causes dislodgement on the site of residence which they are then killed by the host

Answer 11

PRAZIQUANTEL

Question 12

benthiazoleda - inhibit helminth-specific enzyme

Answer 12

THIABENDAZOLE

Question 13

leozadnebla - destroys the worm’s cytoplasm which immobilizes and kills the worm

Answer 13

ALBENDAZOLE

Question 14

anyrplet - blocks ACh which results in paralysis of the worm

Answer 14

PYRANTEL

Question 15

reviectinm - potentiates CNS of the nematode leading to paralysis

Answer 15

IVERMECTIN

Question 16

This is one of the stages of HIV infection where infections progress, and opportunistic infection begins

Answer 16

STAGE 3

Question 17

This is the stage where it is still an asymptomatic infection.

Answer 17

STAGE 1

Question 18

Even in early HIV infection, patients may demonstrate several clinical manifestations. During this stage, the CD4 cells begin to drop.

Answer 18

STAGE 2

Question 19

This is the stage where it has severe symptoms, often leading to death.

Answer 19

STAGE 4

Question 20

Death is most likely when CD4 falls below 40 cells/mm4

Answer 20

50 cells/mm3