APEA antibiotics Objective final exam A+graded 100% guaranteed Passupdated syllabus;  Newest version

APEA antibiotics Objective final exam A+graded 100% guaranteed Passupdated syllabus;  Newest version Gram positive organisms - ANSWER Streptococcus spp. (loves mucus membranes, lungs, dental, group B ) Staphylococcus spp. (skin bug, MRSA) Enterococcus (UTI) C. Diff all others are gram negative Gram negative organisms - ANSWER E. coli Proteus spp. Pseudomonas spp. Klebsiella spp. Salmonella spp. Brucella Vibria Pasteurella spp. Betalactamase - ANSWER Enzyme or toxin of staph that is resistance to penicillin and cephalosporins. PCN and Cephalosporins - ANSWER what are beta lactam antibiotics? yes no hives (Ige mediated reactions type 1 RXN) bad itch morbilliform rash (red, raised, flat,) may or may not itch - ANSWER if allergic to pink pentagon can you safely PCN? if allergic to the blue box can you take PCN safely? don't give Cephalosporins if reaction to PCN was? give Cephalosporin if the reaction to PCN was a? PCN - ANSWER if suspected Mononucleosis do not give? Morbiliform rash - ANSWER usually T-Cell mediated. concurrent viral infection exposes you to it etiology is unknown PCN - ANSWER which antibiotics kills gram positive organisms except for staph? gram positive and gram negative (not MRSA) - ANSWER extended spectum PCN (amoxicillin/clavulanate (Augmentin)) kills? Bactrim, Septra gram negative (MRSA, E.coli) tetracycline - ANSWER what are sulfonamides? which organisms do they kill? if allergic to sulfa give what? gram negative (atypical (pneumonia), MRSA) - ANSWER tetracyclines kills? gram positive (Keflex, duricef) gram positive and gram negative (all the Ceph drugs)