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Chapter 24

bacterias

QuestionAnswer
antibiotic used to treat infections
1st antibiotic sulfa
aminoglycosides strongest antibiotic agent used today
bactericidal agent that kills bacteria
conjunctivitis most common eye infection
viruses organisms that cannot live outside their host
Gram pb bacteria that are able to keep crystal violet stain when washed in alcohol
nosocomial infection an infection acquired while hospitalized
Gram nb bacteria that are unable to keep crystal violet stain when washed in alcohol;harder to kill
bacteriostatic prevent growth of bacteria but do not kill the microbe
candida albicans a common fungi species that resides inside the human body
antimicrobial chemical agents produced by scientist to prevent growth or kill micro-organisms
Therapeutic levels the reason for loading dose is to bring it up to its therapeutic levels as quickly as possible
helicobacter pylori antibiotics used are tetracycline sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprin(septra) or metronidazole
2 herpes simplex,zoster
anti-viral pentam,Azt(retrovir),viracept
protozoa human perzsite
anti-fungi diflucan,nizoral,monistat
antiviral or viruses HIV,AIDS,FLU,COLDS,CHICKEN POX
nosocomind infection that can be deadly
steps for invasion and spread of viron attachment injection,synthesis,assembly,spread via lyse or budding
alexander fleming physician who discovered penicillin by accident
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