NUR 641- ADVANCED PHARM &
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The goal of ____ therapy is elimination
Antibiotic
of the pathogenic microorganism.
The type of antibiotics that work by
Bactericidal
killing the organism
The type of antibiotics that work by
inhibiting the growth until the
Bacteriostatic organism is destroyed by the
individuals own protective
mechanisms
1. Inhibition of The mechanisms of most antibiotics
the function of
the production
of the cell wall
2. Prevention of
protein synthesis
3. Blockage of
DNA replication
4. Interference
with folic acid
metabolism
, Employed to suppress resistant
Multidrug organisms (combination of drugs
Therapy used to treat an ailment including TB
& Leprosy)
1. Direct 4 types of transmission
Transmission
2. Indirect
Transmission
3. Horizontal
Transmission
4. Vertical
Transmission
Type of transmission that includes:
kissing, sexual contact, oral
Direct secretions, or contact with body
Transmission lesions; person to person, droplet,
touches/exchanges in body fluids,
sneezing, coughing, STDs
PATHO EXAM GUIDE/ACTUAL
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The goal of ____ therapy is elimination
Antibiotic
of the pathogenic microorganism.
The type of antibiotics that work by
Bactericidal
killing the organism
The type of antibiotics that work by
inhibiting the growth until the
Bacteriostatic organism is destroyed by the
individuals own protective
mechanisms
1. Inhibition of The mechanisms of most antibiotics
the function of
the production
of the cell wall
2. Prevention of
protein synthesis
3. Blockage of
DNA replication
4. Interference
with folic acid
metabolism
, Employed to suppress resistant
Multidrug organisms (combination of drugs
Therapy used to treat an ailment including TB
& Leprosy)
1. Direct 4 types of transmission
Transmission
2. Indirect
Transmission
3. Horizontal
Transmission
4. Vertical
Transmission
Type of transmission that includes:
kissing, sexual contact, oral
Direct secretions, or contact with body
Transmission lesions; person to person, droplet,
touches/exchanges in body fluids,
sneezing, coughing, STDs
