MSN 611 quiz 6
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Which of the following
medications is considered Which of the following has good
Pregnancy Category X due to activity against methicillin-
2
slowing of fetal bone resistant Staphylococcus
development and discoloration aureus?
of teeth?
, How long after the onset of
Which of the following
influenza symptoms should
medications reduces adhesion of
3 neuraminidase inhibitors ideally 4
bacteria to the epithelial cells
be given for maximum efficacy in
located in the urinary tract?
limiting infection?
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An 8 year old, amoxicillin 90/kg/daily for 7-10 days
otherwise healthy child
develops a suspected
S. pneumoniae
bacterial pneumonia
after an influenza
infection. No evidence
of bacterial resistance
known in community.
Which of the following
is the most appropriate
medication regimen to
initiate for outpatient
treatment?
, 35 year old male with a amoxicillin 1 g three times daily
medical history of
GERD (otherwise
healthy, no previous
hospitalizations or
treatment for infection)
presents to family
practice clinic with
symptoms consistent
with community-
acquired pneumonia.
According to the 2019
ATS/IDSA guidelines,
which of the following
would be the most
appropriate therapy to
initiate?
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tetracycline
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Which of the following
medications is considered Which of the following has good
Pregnancy Category X due to activity against methicillin-
2
slowing of fetal bone resistant Staphylococcus
development and discoloration aureus?
of teeth?
, How long after the onset of
Which of the following
influenza symptoms should
medications reduces adhesion of
3 neuraminidase inhibitors ideally 4
bacteria to the epithelial cells
be given for maximum efficacy in
located in the urinary tract?
limiting infection?
Press any key to
Don't know?Continue
continue
Terms in this set (60)
An 8 year old, amoxicillin 90/kg/daily for 7-10 days
otherwise healthy child
develops a suspected
S. pneumoniae
bacterial pneumonia
after an influenza
infection. No evidence
of bacterial resistance
known in community.
Which of the following
is the most appropriate
medication regimen to
initiate for outpatient
treatment?
, 35 year old male with a amoxicillin 1 g three times daily
medical history of
GERD (otherwise
healthy, no previous
hospitalizations or
treatment for infection)
presents to family
practice clinic with
symptoms consistent
with community-
acquired pneumonia.
According to the 2019
ATS/IDSA guidelines,
which of the following
would be the most
appropriate therapy to
initiate?
