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Exam 2
What kind of cell is this,
W,
What color are gram positive bact...
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Exam 2 - Cushman/Erdman (Drug Classes)
Beta lactam characteristics the 6...,
Beta lactam characteristics the 6...,
Beta lactam characteristics the 6...
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Exam 2 - Cushman/Erdman (Drug Classes) CONTINUED
Clindamycin is made from ________...,
Lincomycin clindamycin by adding,
Resistance in clindamycin is also...
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Exam 2 Erdman
What other bacteria do natural pe...,
What gram positive bacteria do na...,
What gram negative cocci do natur...
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Exam 2 Cushman Structures
What is this,
What is this,
What is this
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Exam 2 Continued
Which tetracyline does not displa...,
What is not affected by the major...,
Tetracylines spectrum of activity...
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Antibiotic Class Review (Erdman)
Penicillin mechanism of action,
Cephalosporin mechanism of action,
Carbapenem mechanism of action
73
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Spectra and Target Organisms
What is the spectrum for natural ...,
What is the spectrum for penicill...,
What is the spectrum for aminopen...
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Exam 2 Classifications
50s subunit,
30s subunit,
Bacteriostatic
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Exam 3 RTI
What are the three broad location...,
What is part of the upper airways 2,
Nasopharynx defense mechanism 5
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Exam 3 - RTIs
Main physiologic mechanisms that ...,
Host defense mechanisms seen in t...,
Host defense mechanisms seen in t...
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Exam 3 - Skin/Soft Tissue Infections
Most skin and soft tissue infecti...,
What does ssti stand for,
What are the 3 main layers of skin
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Exam 3: Skin and Soft Tissue/Bone and Joint/Endocarditis
What are most skin and soft tissu...,
Mechanisms of defense against sstis,
Contents of normal skin flora
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Exam 3 - Endocarditis and bone/joint infections
What is the most common bug that ...,
What type of bone joint infection...,
Standard duration of abx treatmen...
42
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Exam 3 - Intraabdominal infections/C.Diff infections
2 types of intraabdominal infections,
Definition of peritonitis,
Definition of abscess
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Exam 3 - UTIs
What are examples lower urinary t...,
What are examples of upper urinar...,
Definition of uncomplicated uti
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Exam 3: C. Diff and Intraabdominal
What is the bi nap1 027 strain of...,
Definition of c diff,
Pathogenesis of cdi
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Respiratory Tract Infections I (Kays)
What are the most common pathogen...,
In what groups is streptococcus p...,
What are the risk factors for dru...
68
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Respiratory Tract Infections II (Kays)
What are some risk factors for ha...,
What is the predominant organism ...,
What are the factors associated w...
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Skin & Soft Tissue Infections (Erdman)
W,
What is the predominant bacteria ...,
True or false non bullous impetig...
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Exam 4 - Antivirals (Medchem-Stahelin)
There are ___ ___ classes of viruses,
What are the 6 different classes ...,
Viruses facts obligate _________
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Exam 4 Stahelin
Replication cycle of hiv steps,
Why is there resistance to hiv drugs,
Hiv drug resistance rate
243
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Exam 4 - Med Chem: Fungal
Fungi overview diverse group of _...,
What are the two groups of fungi,
Yeast or mold grow as single cell
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Exam 4 - Fungal (Kays)
What are the most common fungal p...,
What are types of zygomycetes,
What are types of endemic fungi
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Exam 4 - Antivirals (Kays)
Acyclovir ______ in hsv and vzv c...,
Acyclovir _______ convert acyclov...,
Acyclovir moa
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Exam 4 Kays
What candida species is starting ...,
Why can aspergillus be a problem,
What are endemic pathogenic fungi
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Exam 5 - Sepsis
Definition of bacteremia,
Definition of sepsis,
Sirs stands for
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Superficial Fungal Infections (Kays)
Thrush involves infection of the ...,
What bacteria is most commonly im...,
What is the most common opportuni...
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Invasive Fungal Infections (Kays)
Define prophylaxis,
Define early empiric therapy,
Define empiric therapy
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Antifungals (Kays)
What is amphotericin b s mechanis...,
What is flucytosine s mechanism o...,
What is the azole drugs mechanism...
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Exam 5 - Immunocompromised Host
Neutropenia an ________ less than...,
How to find anc,
What are important risk factors r...
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Exam 4 - STIs
Congenital neonatal infections __...,
Congenital neonatal infections op...,
Congenital neonatal infections ne...
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Immunocompromised Hosts (Kays)
Define neutropenia,
What anc count qualifies as neutr...,
How do you calculate anc
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Exam 5: Viral Hepatitis
What is hepatitis,
What is viral hepatitis,
How is hepatitis delta virus deve...
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Exam 5 - Hepatitis
What are the 3 main hepatitis vir...,
What does hepatotrophic mean,
The hepatitis viruses are all rna...
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Exam 5: HIV/AIDS
As a general rule combination ant...,
Hiv target cell,
How does hiv replication in humans
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Exam 5 - HIV/AIDS
General rule of treatment need at...,
Hiv expresses receptor proteins _...,
T or f hiv is spread through brea...
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Exam 5: Opportunistic Infections
Normal cd4 count,
Average decline of cd4 cells per ...,
Cd4 cell counts ___ and especiall...
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Exam 5 - Opportunistic Infections (Erdman)
Normal cd4 count in adults,
Without art therapy a patient wit...,
When cd4 cell counts are ______ a...
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Exam 5: CNS Infections
Types of cns infections,
Function of skull vertbrae,
What produces csf
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Exam 4 - CNS Infections
What 5 things make up csf composi...,
Csf is made by ________,
Normal ph in csf
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Exam 5: Pediatrics
Aom incidence,
Aom first episode difference,
Preventable aom risk factors
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Final - Peds ID
Preventable risk factors aom acut...,
Non preventable risk factors aom ...,
Ome or aom middle ear fluid is st...
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Exam 5: LaCount TB
Organism that causes tb,
What type of bacteria is tb,
What is afb
34
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Exam 5: Kays TB
Is latent tb infectious,
Standard therapy for tb,
Regimen 1 intensive phase options...
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Exam 4 - Tuberculosis
What bug causes tuberculosis,
Gram stain of mycobacterium tuber...,
What are factors associated with ...
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Exam 5 - Cystic Fibrosis
Autosomal dominant or recessive g...,
Cf is caused by a mutation in a g...,
What does enac stand for
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Exam 5: CF
What drug is used to fix the basi...,
Kalydeco generic name,
Kalydeco drug class
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Viral Hepatitis
Hdv requires ______ coinfection f...,
Which viral hepatitis type occurs...,
Hepatitis viruses are all rna bas...
154
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Exam 6: LaCount
What insect transmits malaria,
What organisms cause the vast maj...,
What species can cause malaria re...
51
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Exam 6 - Antimalarial
Malaria what are the different pa...,
What vaccine is available for mal...,
Life cycle of plasmodium falcipar...
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Exam 6: Transplant
What is allograft rejection,
What is acr,
What is amr
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Final - Transplant
Immunology behind immunosuppressi...,
Immunology behind immunosuppressi...,
T cell activation requires __ __ ...
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Exam 6: Toxicology
Anion gap equation,
When is an anion gap present,
Osmolar gap equation
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Final - Toxicocolgy
Initial things to do when a poiso...,
Anion gawhat is the equation,
Anion gap is present when the val...
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Exam 6 - Sepsis
Definition of bacteremia,
Definition of sepsis,
Sirs stands for
67
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Kays - Exam 1
Gram positive bacteria stain _____,
Gram negative bacteria stain _______,
Difference between bacili and cocci
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Principles of Antibiotic Selection (Kays)
Gram positive bacteria stain _____,
Gram negative bacteria stain _______,
Difference between bacili and cocci
58
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Resistance (Kays)
What are pbps,
What is the most important pbp an...,
3 types of genetic exchange that ...
55
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