Lecture6: Antibiotic Resistence Flashcards

1
Q

What are important examples of altered targets?

A

B-lactam family and PBPs

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2
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PBP alterations are the prime reason for emergence of?

A

MRSA

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3
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What drug class is perfect for treating infections caused by ESBL

A

Carbapenems

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4
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What’s the mechanism of exclusion?

A

Gram negative bacterial membranes don’t allow access.

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5
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What is the most important example of altered targets?

A

The B-lactam family

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6
Q

What is the prime reason for MRSA and penicillin resistant stuff?

A

PBP Alterations

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7
Q

What do extended spectrum B-lactamases hydrolyze?

A

Multiple cephalosporins

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8
Q

What is the most concerning gram negative?

A

Carbapenemases

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9
Q

When do we use prophylactic therapy?

A

To prevent infection

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10
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When we do we use pre-emptive therapy?

A

During incubation periods

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11
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When do we use Empiric therapy?

A

Only before final diagnosis and are broad spectrum

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12
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What is Targeted therapy?

A

After culture results and are specific

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