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NYU Pharmacology Exam 2 | Questions With Solutions 2023 Graded A+. Penicillin Adverse reactions - ANSWER GI distress, superinfection, 5%-10% of pts have allergy Penicillin contrainciations - ANSWER hx of allergy/anaphylaxis; renal insufficiency Bactericidal - ANSWER kills bacteria Bacteriostatic - ANSWER inhibits bacterial growth Beta lactamase inhibitor - ANSWER Tazobactam tazobactam use - ANSWER treat bite wound infections, bloodstream infections, DM foot infections, intra-abdominal in...

CCHT Exam 2024 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ What is an infection? - ANSWER- An invasion of body tissue by organisms that are invisible to the eye. Dialysis surfaces must be disinfected with what solution? - ANSWER- 1:100 bleach solution Large blood spills over 10ml must be disinfected with what solution? - ANSWER- 1:10 bleach solution What is Aseptic technique? - ANSWER- Practices and procedures performed under car...

NYU Pharmacology Exam 2 Questions With Complete Answers 2023 (Graded A+) Erythromycin uses - ANSWER Respiratory (upper), GI tract, mycoplasma, chlamydia, legionella Erythromycin adverse reactions - ANSWER GI distress, superinfection, hepatotoxicity (excreted by the liver)/ototoxicity, prolonged QT interval Erythromycin considerations - ANSWER -Contraindicated with Statins -Decreases effectiveness of oral contraceptives Lincosamides - ANSWER Clindamycin Clindamycin MOA - ANSWER inhibits pr...

MLS ASCP EXAM – (MICRO) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 (VERIFIED). Disinfection, desiccation, filtration, fridge, heat, radiation, and Sterilization - Correct Answer-Types of sterilization/inhibition techniques denatures proteins 15 lbs ,121*C for 15 mins - Correct Answer-Moist Heat Sterilization kills by oxidation hot air oven 170*C for 2 hrs - Correct Answer-dry heat sterilization 140*C for 3 secs, NOT STERILIZATION - Correct Answer-pasturization sterilization Damages cytoplasmic membra...

NURSING MSN 571 - Quiz 2 Study Guide.| VERIFIED GUIDE Antibiotics Review terminology: 1. Selective Toxicity: The ability of a drug to injure a target cell or target organism without injuring other cells or organisms that are in intimate contact with the target. Refers to the ability of an antibiotic to injure only invading microbes and avoiding injuring the host. 2. Culture and Sensitivity test: Is a test done when trying to treat for infection. Culture is to determine the bacter...

REGIS NU641 Pharmacology Exam 2 Study Guide 2023 Infectious Disease (35%) Resistance factors: d/t recent use of abx, over prescription of broad spectrum abx, <2yo & >65yo tend to have more abx resistance, day care center attendees, exposure to young kids, multiple comorbids, immunosuppression (b/c tx’d w/ abx frequently) refer to local lab’s antibiogram to decide tx- identifies local resistance patterns* Antibiotic Classes – focus on what’s treated in Primary Care / Outp...

MLS ASCP EXAM – (MICRO) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 (VERIFIED). Disinfection, desiccation, filtration, fridge, heat, radiation, and Sterilization - Correct Answer-Types of sterilization/inhibition techniques denatures proteins 15 lbs ,121*C for 15 mins - Correct Answer-Moist Heat Sterilization kills by oxidation hot air oven 170*C for 2 hrs - Correct Answer-dry heat sterilization 140*C for 3 secs, NOT STERILIZATION - Correct Answer-pasturization sterilization Damages cytoplasmic membran...

Penicillin G: brand name and class - Answer-PCN Penicillins ("cillins" suffix) Penicillin G: pharmacotherapeutics - Answer-infections caused by susceptible gram-positive bacteria, anaerobes, & spirochetes Penicillin G: pharmacokinetics - Answer-IM or IV. -highly protein bound -GI tract will destroy the mold Penicillin G: contraindications and precautions - Answer-known allergies to penicillin, cephalosporins Cefazolin: brand name and class - Answer--Ancef -cephalosporin Cefa...

Transient bacteria and resident bacteria Transient bacteria, although usually easily removed by thorough hand washing, have the potential to adjust to the environment of the skin when they are present in large numbers over a long period of time, and become resident bacteria. If pathogenic organisms become resident bacteria on the skin, the hands then become carriers of that particular organism Most hais are caused by: bacteria, such as C. Diff, E. Coli, S. Aureus, Streptococcus faecalis, Pseudo...

Pharmacology LMU DCOM Antimicrobials Bacterial Cell Wall Agents - correct answer Agents Kill when walls are synthesizing Inhibitors of Murein Monomer Synthesis - correct answer Fosfomycin Cyclomerize Bactrian Fosfomycin** - correct answer Effective Against G- bacteria in the urinary Tract (single dose) enters cell via transporters for glycerophosphate or glucose 6 phosphate Resistance is caused by mutation in the transporters excreted unchanged in urine cycloserine - correct...