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Module 16

chapter 24

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antiretroviral Retrovir (zidovudine)
antiviral Zovirax (acyclovir)
tech. note! It is normal for physicians to write for a loading dose of an antibiotic followed by a lower routine dose, to bring the antibiotic up to its therapeutic level as quickly as possible.
H.Pylori one of the major infection of the stomach
Hans Christian Gram developed the gram stain procedures
chronic media may also result from rapture of the tympanic membrane
The most common likely to become infected are male and female genital, GI, Respiratory system, skin, nose, mouth, eyes and ears
2 most common fungal infection candida albicans and Aspergillus Fumigatus
gram positive bacteria bacteria that are able to keep the violet stain whe washed in acid alcohol
bacteriostatic agents that prevent the growth of the bacteria but do not kill the microbe
Alexander Fleming English physician who discovered penicillin by accident
antimicrobial agents to prevent growth or kill microorganism
bactericidal agents that kill bacteria
Tenia Pedis a common fungal infection also known as atletes foot
Sulfa (sulfanilamide) the first antibiotic that was discovered to cure staphylococcus infections via bacteriostatic action
gram negative bacteria bacteria that unable to keep crystal violet stain when washed in acid alcohol
two types of otitis accute and chronic
otitis media is a very common ear infection for babies and children
clavunate acid, sulbactan two compound added to amoxicillin and ampicillin to strengthen them against microbe resistance
keplex,suprax classified as cephalosporins
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