Antibiotics — Flashcards

What type of bacteria do carbapenems have activity towards?_____

Vitamin K deficiency may occur due to long-term _____ therapy, which disrupts the gut flora

Isoniazid is administered with _____ in patients at risk for peripheral neuropathy as well as those who are pregnant, breastfeeding or have epilepsy.

Vitamin K deficiency can occur after prolonged use of broad-spectrum _____

Which etiology of meningitis is Pyrazinamide prescribed to treat?_____

_____ is a type of -lactamase that cleaves cephalosporins.

Sulfonamides increase the risk of _____ when taken along with Warfarin

What is the susceptibility of monobactams (aztreonam) to beta-lactamases?_____

Reversible inhibition of growthBacterio-_____

Anti-_____ drugs, such as dapsone, may induce oxidative stress and are thus contraindicated in patients with G6PD deficiency