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1
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What is the drug of Natural penicillins is not given orally ?

A

1- Benzyl penicillin (Penicillin-G)
2- Procaine penicillin
3- Benzathine penicillin (long acting)

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What is the drug of Natural penicillins is Acid-resistant (given orally) ?

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Phenoxymethyl penicillin

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What is the uses of Benzathine penicillin ( Penicillin G ) ?

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1- rheumatic fever
2- syphilis
3- Benzathine penicillin
4- neurosyphilis
5- gas gangrene
6- leptospirosis
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4
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Ampicillin is drug of choice for ?

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1- listeria meningitis

2- urinary tract infection caused by E. faecalis

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5
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Ampicillin should be given on ?

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empty stomach

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6
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Nafcillin is excreted mainly in ?

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bile

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7
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Nausea and diarrhea may be caused by oral drugs like L

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amoxicillin and ampicillin

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8
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What is the drug that causes more suppression of

normal microbial flora ?

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ampicillin

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9
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Procaine penicillin in high doses can result in ?

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seizures

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10
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Methicillin is the most common antibiotic implicated in causing interstitial ?

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nephritis

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11
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Oxacillin can cause ?

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hepatitis

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12
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nafcillin is involved in causing ?

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neutropenia

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13
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Augmentin is composed of ?

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Clavulanic acid + amoxicillin

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14
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Give example of drug in the first generation ?

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1- cephazoline الزول
2- cephalothin غسل لثته
3- cephalexin بالسيفاليكسين

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15
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Cefazolin is used in ?

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surgical prophylaxis

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16
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What is the uses of drug in the first generation ?

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treatment of skin and soft tissue infections

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17
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What is the drug of second generation ?

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1- cefuroxime روكسيم
2- cefoxitin و اكستين
3- cefaclor غسلوا ملابسهم بالكلور
4- cefotetan من الديدان

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18
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Second generation Do not pass BBB except ?

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cefuroxime

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19
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Whatbis the uses of second generation ?

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1- Respiratory tract infection

2- Urinary tract infections

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20
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Wjat is the uses of first generation of cephalosporin ?

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treatment of skin and soft tissue infections

21
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Cefazolin is used for ?

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surgical prophylaxis

22
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second generation of cephalosporin Do not pass BBB except ?

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cefuroxime

23
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What is the most active cephalosporins against penicillin-resistant pneumococci ?

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Cefotaxime and ceftriaxone

24
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What is the drugs in the first generation?

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1- cefazolin
2- cephalothin
3- cephalexin

25
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First generation is ?

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1- Broad spectrum.

2- Not effective in meningitis (Do not pass BBB)

26
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First generation is used in treatment of ?

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skin and soft tissue infections

27
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What is the drug is used in surgical prophylaxis ?

28
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What is the drugs in the second generation ?

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1- cefoxitin
2- cefuroxim
3- cefaclor
4- cefotetan

29
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The drugs in the second generation is not pass BBB except ?

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cefuroxime

30
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What is the uses of second generation ?

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1- Respiratory tract infection

2- Urinary tract infections

31
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What is the drugs in the third generation ?

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1- ceftazidime
2- cefotaxime
3- ceftriaxone
4- cefoperazon

32
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What is the drug of third generation that has Long duration and used once daily ?

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Ceftriaxone

33
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What is the uses of the drugs in third generation ?

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1- typhoid

2- bacterial meningitis

34
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What is the most active cephalosporins

against penicillin-resistant pneumococci ?

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Cefotaxime and ceftriaxone

35
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Ceftazidime can ?

36
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What isnthe drugs is the treatment

of choice of pseudomonas infections ?

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Ceftazidime + aminoglycoside

37
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What is the drugs in the fourth generation ?

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1- cefepime

2- cefpirome

38
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What is the drug in the fifth generation?

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Ceftobiprole

39
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What is the adverse effect of cephalosporin ?

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1- Irritation
2- Nephrotoxicity
3- Thrombocytopenia
4- Disulfiram like action

40
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Ceftriaxone and cefoperazone (3rd gen.) are secreted in the ?

41
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What is the drug of Monobactams ?

42
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What is the drugs of Carbapenems ?

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Imipenem, Meropenem

43
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Imipenem is compounded with cilastatin to protect it from ?

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metabolism by renal dehydropeptidase.

44
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What is the pk of vancomycin?

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1- poorly absorbed from the intestinal tract
2- treatment of C.difficile
3- ( 1 hour intravenous infusion)
4- cerebrospinal fliud

45
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What isnthe adverse effects of Vancomycin ?

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1- Ototoxic
2- Nephrotoxic
3- Red man syndrome (most common).

46
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Red man syndrome is the adverse effects of ?

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Vancomycin

47
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Bacetracin is Used in ?

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Staph aureus skin infections (Topical)

48
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Cycloserine is Used in ?

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T.B.(second line)

49
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Fosfomycin is used in ?

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treatment of urinary tract infection(safe in pregnancy)

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