Infections

Question 1

What is the dose for isoniazid induced neuropathy prophylaxis?

Answer 1

10-20mg daily

Question 2

What is the dose for miconzaoleml

Answer 2

Apply twice daily and Continue to apply for 10 days after the lesions have healed

Question 3

What is the first line for chronic bronchitis?

Answer 3

Amoxicillin

Question 4

Are narrow spectrum or broad-spectrum antibiotics preferred

Answer 4

Narrow spectrum antibiotics after third, except for serious infections by broad spectrum is needed

Question 5

What is a super infection

Answer 5

Clindamycin and broad-spectrum antibiotics, kill the normal flora and allows selective organisms to thrive, causing antibiotic associated colitis and thrush

Question 6

Staphylococci

Answer 6

Flucloxacillin

Question 7

MRSA

Answer 7

Vancomycin

Question 8

Streptococci

Answer 8

Benzylpenicillin Or phenyoxypenicillin

Question 9

Anaerobic bacteria

Answer 9

Metronidazole

Question 10

Pseudomonas aerigionosa

Answer 10

Gentamicin

Question 11

When is optic neuropathy? A concern in lineozolid

Answer 11

More than 28 days of use 

Question 12

What do you do in renal impairment for gentamicin?

Answer 12

In renal impairment increase interval in severe renal impairment, less than 30 ML reduce dose

Question 13

Which antibiotics can cause seizures

Answer 13

Quinolones

Question 14

Side-effect of quinolone

Answer 14

Seizures tendon damage, QT prolongation, arthropathy, psychiatric neurological and hypersensitivity reactions

Question 15

Can macrolides close autotoxicity?

Answer 15

Yes

Question 16

Can you give penicillin antibiotics as an injection in intrathecal

Answer 16

Encephalopathy , cerebral irritation and can be fatal

Question 17

What sun cream for provide the longest protection?

Answer 17

50%

Question 18

Mefloquine side effects

Answer 18

Neuropsychiatric reaction, psychosis suicide, a ideation suicide reported, abnormal drip nightmares, depression, anxiety, convulsions

Question 19

Which antimalarials to avoid an epilepsy

Answer 19

Chloroquine and mefloquine

Question 20

Which antimalarials to avoid and renal impairment

Answer 20

Malarone and chloroquine if egfr <30

Question 21

Which antimalarial to give in pregnancy

Answer 21

Chloroquine and progunail and folic acid

Question 22

What is used to treat malaria?

Answer 22

Non-falciparum malaria, chloroquine
Falciparum malaria, Quinine Malarone

Question 23

Can you use loperamide in c.diffi

Answer 23

No it’s contraindiacted

Question 24

How many drugs are in the initial phase for tuberculosis?

Answer 24

4
Ripe for two months

Question 25

How many drugs are in the continuous tuberculosis?

Answer 25

Two drugs for four months

Question 26

Which antibiotic is not associated with c.diff

Answer 26

Macrolides