Antibiotics — Flashcards

_____ is an aminopenicillin that can be used to treat (non-vancomycin resistant) Enterococcus infection (E. faecalis, E. faecium).

Tetracyclines are associated with _____ (cutaneous complication)

Bacterial transferase enzymes can inactivate aminoglycosides via _____

Carbapenems work by by binding bacterial _____, inhibiting cell wall synthesis

Fluoroquinolones are indicated mostly for gram _____ infections

Tetracyclines are associated with _____ side effects

Probenecid _____ the plasma concentration of drugs (penicillin, methotrexate, NSAIDs, etc.)

The metabolic acidosis associated with Isoniazid use has a(n) _____ anion gap (normal or elevated)

Patients taking drugs that are excreted via the renal tubular basolateral OAT channels (ex Penicillin, Cephalosporins, Methotrexate) should be monitored carefully while taking _____

Which aminopenicillin can be used in dental procedures toprophylactically treat endocarditis in high-risk patients?_____