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25 Cards in this Set
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which tetracycline is eliminated in feces? |
doxycycline |
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common mode of excretion for tetracycline |
urine |
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class of drug of choice for vibrio cholera/Traveller's diarrhea |
tetracycline |
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what class of drug is used for Rocky Mountain spotted fever |
tetracyclidine |
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which tetracyclidine is alternative against 1° and 2° syphilis, Lyme disease, prevention of malaria, and treatment of amoebiasis |
doxycyclin |
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tetracyclidine used for meningococcal carrier state |
minocyclin |
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which tetracyclidine is used for ADH-secreting tumors |
demeclocycline |
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which tetracyclidine has the adverse effect of photosensitivity / skin sensitivity to UV light |
demeclocycline |
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which tetracyclines have adverse effect of dose-dependent reversible dizziness and vertigo |
doxycycline and minocycline |
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this macrolide is used for beta lactamase producing staphylococci, campylobacter, mycoplasma, legionella, and gram (+) cocci |
erythromycin |
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this macrolide is used for single dose, urogenital infections, toxoplasma, needs 4 days for pneumonia |
azithromycin |
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this macrolide is used for prophylaxis against M. avium complex, ulcer, and toxoplasma |
clarithromycin |
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this macrolide is used for upper respiratory tract infections |
telithromycin |
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how is erythromycin excreted |
bile |
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how is clarithromycin excreted |
bile and urine |
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which macrolide's absorption is impeded by food? |
azithromycin |
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which macrolide inhibits several forms of cytochrome P450 and increases plasma levels? |
erythromycin |
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which macrolide does not inhibit hepatic cytochrome P450? |
azithromycin |
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which class of drug has a large lactone ring? |
macrolides, except ketolides |
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which drug is used for severe infections, backup for gram (+) cocci, prophylaxis for endocarditis, and SSTI? |
clindamycin |
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which drug is used for PRP, MRSA, and VRSA? |
streptogramins (-pristin) |
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which drug is not effective for chlamydia, backup for salmonella, ricketssial infections, pneumococcal and meningococcal meningitis, anaerobes, used rarely, and is topical? |
chloramphenicol |
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this drug has adverse effects of anemia, GI disturbances, inhibition of red cell maturation, and gray baby syndrome |
chloramphenicol |
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which drug is used for GI ulcers caused by H. pylori? |
tetracycline |
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which class of drugs has adverse effects of GI disturbances, bony structures and teeth, hepatotoxicity, and renal toxicity? |
tetracyclines |
