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Protein synthesis inhibitors Flashcards

1
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What is the Pharmacokinetics of aminoglycoside ?

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1- Not absorbed orally
2- Neomycin is not given parenterally
3- or orally for bowel preparation prior to colorectal surgery
3- no CNS penetration

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Why we are preferring the use of single large daily dose of aminoglycosides ?

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1- Bacteria killing effect of aminoglycosides depends on peak plasma concentration
2- Post antibiotic effect

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What is the uses of aminoglycosides ?

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1- Serious gram negative bacillary infection such as Escherichia coli
2- Staph.aureus infection
3- Eradication of facultative gut flora
4- Cystic fibrosis

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4
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What is the adverse effects of aminoglycosides ? ( Non )

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1- Nephrotoxicity
2- ototoxicity
3- Neuromuscular blockade

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5
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What is the drug that has a half-life of 36 hours ?

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Tigecycline

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6
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Doxycycline and Minocyclinene is absorped -95-100% and it is ?

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No food interaction

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7
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Avoid antacids or dairy products along with ?

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tetracyclines or give 1-3 hours apart

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8
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What is the drug that attains high concentration in tears and saliva and suitable for the treatment of meningococcal carrier state ?

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Minocycline

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9
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Minocycline is uses for ?

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meningococcal carrier state

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10
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What is the contra indication of Tetracycline ?

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during pregnancy and lactation

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What is the drug that contraindicated during pregnancy and lactation ?

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Tetracycline

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What is the Adverse effects of Tetracycline ?

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1- Effects on calcified tissues (Teeth and bones)
2- Fanconi Syndrome
3- Fatal hepatotoxicity

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13
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Whatvis the Contraindications of tetracyclines ?

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1- pregnant
2- breast-feeding women
3- children less than 8 years

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What is the drug that has a half-life of 36 hours ?

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Tigecycline

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In the Pharmacokinetics of Tetracyclines the Doxycycline and Minocycline -95-100% is ?

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No food interaction

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16
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What is the products that must Avoid with tetracyclines ?

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Avoid antacids or dairy products

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17
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Avoid antacids or dairy products along with tetracyclines or give ?

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1-3 hours apart

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18
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What is the drug of meningococcal carrier state ?

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Minocycline

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19
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Minocycline attains high concentration in tears and saliva and suitable for the treatment of ?

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meningococcal carrier state

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20
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What is the drug that preferred in patients with renal

dysfunction, as it is primarily eliminated via the bile into the feces ?

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Doxycycline

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What is the Clinical uses of Tetracyclines ? ุญู‚ุช ูƒุฑูƒู… ุจุงุดุง

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1- chlamydiae
2- rickettsiae
3- cholera
4- brucellosis

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22
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What is the adverse effects of tetracyclines ?

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1- Fanconi Syndrome
2- Effects on calcified tissues (Teeth and bones)
3- Fatal hepatotoxicity

23
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What is the Adverse effects of Tigecycline ?

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1- Pancreatitis

2- Hepatotoxicity

24
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Chloramphenicol ?

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Binds reversibly to the 50S ribosomal subunit .

25
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What is the Clinical uses of chloramphenicol ?

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Fever,headache,Rash,Nauea.,vomiting,

26
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What is the Adverse effects of chloramphenicol ? ุฌุจุณ

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1- Grey baby syndrome
2- GIT disturbances
3- Bone marrow depression
4- Superinfection

27
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In the Erythromycin Pharmacokinetics the drug is distributed widely except to the ?

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brain and cerebrospinal fluid

28
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It cross the placenta and reaches the fetus ?

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Erythromycin

29
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What is the Clinical uses of Erythromycin ?

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1- Alternative to penicillin in hypersensitive patients

2- Acne (topical)

30
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What is the drug is safest for the treatment of MRSA in a pregnant patient ?

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Clindamycin

31
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What is the Adverse effects of Clindamycin ?

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Pseudo-membraneous colitis (Clostridium difficileโ€“associated diarrhea )

32
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They inhibiting the formation of the 70S ?

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Linezolid and tedizolid

33
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What is the drug that does have coverage against resistant S. pneumoniae ?

34
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We use aminoglycosides in Endocarditis with ?

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ampicillin/ vancomycin

35
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We use aminoglycosides in Meningitis in ?

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1- combination with cell wall synthesis inhibitors

2- intrathecal/ intraventricular

36
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aminoglycosides is Contraindicated in patients with ?

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Myasthenia gravis, Hypocalcaemia

37
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Bind 30 s ribosomal subunit ?

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1- aminoglycosides

2- Tetracycline

38
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What is the Mechanism of Action of Tetracyclines ?

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1- Binds reversibly to 30S ribosomal subunit

2- Blocks binding of tRNA to the acceptor site and inhibits protein synthesis

39
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What is the drug of tetracyclines ?

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Tetracycline, Oxytetracycline, Doxycycline

40
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What is the Short-acting of tetracycline ?

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1- tetracycline

2- chlortetracycline

41
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What is the Intermediate-acting of tetracycline ?

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1- demeclocycline

2- methacycline

42
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What is the Long-acting of tetracycline ?

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1- doxycycline

2- minocycline

43
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Uses of Tetracyclines ?

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ูƒุฑูƒู… ุจุงุดุง 
1- chlamydiae
2- rickettsiae
3- cholera
4- brucellosis
44
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Binds reversibly to the 50S ribosomal subunit ?

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Chloramphenicol

45
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Grey baby syndrome is the Adverse effects of ?

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chloramphenicol

46
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Binds with 50S ribosome ?

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1- Macrolides

2- Clindamycin

47
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inhibiting the formation of the 70S ?

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Linezolid and tedizolid

48
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What is the contraindication of erythromycin !

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Hepatic dysfunction

49
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Erythromycin is an inhibitor of ?

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Hepatic microsomal CYP-450

50
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What is the drug that combination with non absorbable erythromycin ?

51
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What is the drug that reduces colonization of

Pseudomonas L

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Daily inhalation of Tobramycin

52
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What is the Adverse effects of aminoglycosides ?

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1- Nephrotoxicity
2- ototoxicity
3- Neuromuscular blockade
4- Contraindicated in patients with : Myasthenia gravis, Hypocalcaemia

53
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Erythromycin is an inhibitor of hepatic microsomal ?

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