Principles Flashcards
Which Ig is found in mucosa
IgA
IgA
IgM
SecretAtory
Most abundant
Which bacteria produces endotoxin
Gram neg
Which bacteria produces exotoxin
Gram pos
Which antibiotics are used from gram positive cover
Glyopeptides
Causes of clubbing
CLUBBING
Cyanotic heart disease
Lung disease
UC/Crohns
Biliary cirrhosis
Birth defect
Infective endocarditis
Neoplasm (Hodgkins)
GI malabsorption
Low Km
High Km
Low - only need a small amount for a reaction to successfully occur (HIGHER AFFINITY)
Higher - need lots for reaction to be successful
Apparent volume of distribution equation
π =π·ππ π/[π·]π
Dp is drug plasma concentration
Elimination half-life equation
π‘1β2 = 0.693βππ·/πΆπΏ
Vd is volume of distribution
Cl is clearance
Dosage rate for IV infusion equation
π·π = [π·]pππ β πΆπΏ
Dr is dosage rate
[D]pSS is the drug plasma concentration at a steady state
Cl is the clearance
Gram negative wall and stain
Thinner peptidoglycan layer
Stains pink
Escherichia and salmonella are two examples
Gram positive wall and stain
Thick peptidoglycan layer
Stains purple
Staphylococcus and streptococcus are all usually positive