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Quiz 5

Kaylie K

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The classification for cefazolin is a/an: first-generation cephalosporins.
Who discovered penicillin? Alexander Fleming
The classification for silver sulfadiazine is: sulfonamide
Ciprofloxacin is a/an: fluroquinolone
The classification for amikacin is: aminoglycoside
Among the most common causative agents of SSI are bacteria known as: Staphylococcus aureus.
Which one of the following antibiotics is only used topically in the form of drops (ophthalmic) or ointment because it causes significant adverse effects. Neomycin
Vancomycin is a/an ______________________ while metronidazole is a/an ___________________________. glycopeptid, nitroimidazole
The first antibiotic was: penicillin.
Which one of the following is NOT a mechanism by which antimicrobial agents may work against pathogenic microorganisms? Interferes with reabsorption of sodium
The classification for piperacillin-tazobactam is: broad-spectrum penicillin.
An additional infection that appears during the course of antibiotic treatment of a primary infection is called a/an: superinfection
What diagnostic test is used to conclusively diagnose the causative agent in an infection? C&S
A characteristic of antibiotics in which the agent is toxic to the infecting microorganism without harming the host is called: selective toxicity.
Which ointment is a naturally occurring antibiotic produced by fermentation and used as an intranasal packing? Bactroban
The decay and putrefaction of living tissue from an overwhelming infection is called: Sepsis
Kanamycin is a/an: aminoglycoside
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