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Antibacterial agents

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Antibiotics, group I -Microorganisms, subgroup -Actinomyces (antifungal). Name classes of antibiotics.   show
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show Allergy, may lead to: anafylactic shock, skin rash, serum sickness, fever, nephritis.  
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show Could lead to permanent damage of the auditory nerve -> Hearing loss.  
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Tetracyclines -side effects.   show
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Chloramphenicol -side effects.   show
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Name antibiotics that are very toxic to toxic.   show
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show 1, Penicillin G 2, Penicillin V  
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Generic name of: Penicillin -semisynthetic   show
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Generic name of: Cephalosporins G1   show
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show 1, Cefamandole 2, Cefuroxime  
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Generic name of: Cephalosporins G3 and G4   show
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Generic name of: Aminoglycosides   show
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Generic name of: Tetracyclines   show
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Generic name of: Macrolides   show
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show 1, Clotrimazole 2, Miconazole 3, Ketoconazole  
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show 1, Lincomycin 2, Clindamycin 3, VANCOMYCIN 4, Rifamycin 5, Rifampin  
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Generic name of: Different (actinomyces-antifungal)   show
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show 1, Actinomycin 2, Mitomycin 3, Dactinomycin  
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show 1, Polymixin B 2, Bacitracin 3, Gramicinin 4, Mupirocin 5, Colistins  
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Generic name of: Different (human/animal-antibacterial)   show
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Generic name of: Different (plant-antibacterial)   show
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Target and mechanism of action for: Penicillin -natural   show
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Target and mechanism of action for: Penicillin -semisynthetic   show
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show Good Gr+ Modest Gr- Inhibit CW synthesis  
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show Good Gr+ Better Gr- Inhibit CW synthesis  
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Target and mechanism of action for: Cephalosporins G3   show
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Target and mechanism of action for: Cephalosporins G4   show
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show Enteric Gr- Ps.aeruginosa Bactericidal effect, inhibit protein synthesis  
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Target and mechanism of action for: Tetracyclines   show
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show Broad specturm Gr+ Gr- Rickettsias, Chlamydias and anaerobes Bacteriostatic effect, inhibit protein synthesis  
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show Narrow spectrum Gr+ Gr- Legionella, C.diphteriae, Mycoplasmas, Chlamydias Bacteriostatic effect, inhibit protein synthesis  
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Target and mechanism of action for: VANCOMYCIN   show
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Target and mechanism of action for: Rifamycin and Riampin   show
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show Broad spectrum antifungals Candida, dermatophytes and systemic fungal infections. Interfere w/ sterole synthesis which inhibits cell membrane synthesis, plus anitmetabolic effects.  
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Target and mechanism of action for: Polymixin B   show
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