Micro Flashcards
1
Q
Congenital infections
A
TORCHS Toxo Other (HIV/Hep B) Rubella CMV HSV (VZV) Syphilis
2
Q
Features of congenital infections
A
TORCH Thrombocytopoenia Other: Eyes/ears Rash Cerebral abnormalites (microcephaly, meningoencephalitis) Hepatosplenomegaly (Hepatitis, Jaundice)
3
Q
Live Vaccines
A
MMR VZV Yellow Fever BCG Oral Polio (Sabin)
4
Q
Inactivated vaccines
A
Rabies
HAV
Polio (Salk)
5
Q
Conjugate vaccines
A
MenC
Pneumococcus
6
Q
Detoxified vaccine
A
Tetanus
7
Q
Recombinant protein vaccine
A
HBV
8
Q
Subunit vaccines
A
Typhoid
Influenza
9
Q
2 month old vaccines
A
DTaP IPV HiB PCV Rotavirus
10
Q
3 month old vaccines
A
DTaP MenC IPV HiB Rotavirus
11
Q
4 month old vaccines
A
DTaP
PCV
IPV
HiB
12
Q
12 month old vaccines
A
MMR
HiB/MenC
PCV
13
Q
3 years and 4 months vaccines
A
MMR
IPV
DTaP
14
Q
14 year old vaccines
A
Td
IPV
MenC
15
Q
Bacteriostatic ABx
A
Tetracyclines (Doxycycline)
Sulphonamides
Trimethoprim
16
Q
Vancomycin coverage
A
Gram +ve only
17
Q
Gentamicin coverage
A
Gram -ve only
18
Q
Vancomycin SEs
A
Red man syndrome
Nephrotoxic
19
Q
Gentamicin SEs
A
Ototoxic (tinnitus, deafness, nystagmus)
20
Q
Metronidazole coverage
A
Anaerobes