Infection, Antibiotics, Antiviral, Anti-fungal.

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Which patient population should not be prescribed tetracyclines?

Children under the age of 8 and people who are lactating should not take tetracycline due to the possibility of adverse effects on the bones and teeth.

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Which class of antibiotics is associated with tendon rupture?

Fluoroquinolones, such as levofloxacin and ciprofloxacin, are associated with tendon rupture and tendonitis.

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What are the major side effects of aminoglycosides?

Aminoglycosides are ototoxic and nephrotoxic. The patient’s kidneys and CNS should be monitored for changes while they are on these medications.

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A patient is allergic to penicillins. Which other antibiotics should be avoided due to potential cross-sensitivity?

Cephalosporins should be avoided due to potential cross-sensitivity.

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For which type of infection are macrolides indicated?

Macrolides such as azithromycin are indicated for respiratory infections.

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Antimicrobial

Use of medications to treat infections due to bacteria, viruses, and fungi

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Antibiotic

Medications used to treat bacterial infections

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Antifungal

medications used to treat fungal infections also known as mycoses

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Antiviral

Medications used to treat viral infections, interfering with the viruses ability to replicate.

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Narrow spectrum

Only a few types of bacteria are sensitive.

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Broad spectrum

A wide variety of bacteria are sensitive.

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Bactericidal

Drug or agent that destroys or kills bacteria

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Bacteriostatic

A drug that slows the multiplication of bacteria (make sure to finish all of the medication associated)

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Gram Stain

A test that checks to see if infection (bacteria) is present

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Culture

Process of growing microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, or fungi in a laboratory setting.

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Prophylaxis

“Preventative care” The care you receive to stay healthy and reduce your chances of getting sick ex. Vaccines.

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What does tetracycline treat?

  • Acne (topically or orally)

  • UTI’s, STI’s

  • Lyme disease

  • GI infections (H-pylori)

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Penicillins have which type of effect on microorganisms?

Bacericidal

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