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Is Penicillin effective against Enterococcus?
Yes
Is ampicillin effective against Enterococcus?
Yes
Is Amoxicillin + Clavulinic acid effective against Enterococcus)?
Yes
Is Cloxacillin effective against Enterococcus?
No
Is Piperacillin/Tazo effective against Enterococcus?
Yes
Are 1st Gen Cephalosporins (e.g.Cefazolin, Cephalexin) effecive against Enterococcus?
No
Are 2nd Gen Cephaolosporins (e.g.Cefoxitin) effective against Enterococcus?
No
Are 3rd/4th Gen Cephaolosporins effective against Enterococcus?
No
Are Carbapenems effecitve against Enterococcus?
Some
Is Erythromycin effective against Enterococcus?
No
Is Clarithromycin effective against Enterococcus?
No
Is Levofloxacin effective against Enterococcus?
No
Is Moxifloxacin effective against Enterococcus?
No
Is Ciprofloxacin effective against Enterococcus?
No
Are AminoGylcosides effective against Enterococcus?
No (Unless Synergized with Beta Lactams)
Is Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole effective against Enterococcus?
No
Are Tetracyclines effective against Enterococcus?
No
Is Vancomycin/ Linezolid effective against Enterococcus?
Yes
Is Clindamycin effective agianst Enterococcus?
No

Is Metronidazole effective against Enterococcus?

No