Chemotherapeutic Drugs Intro (M3) Flashcards

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What types of drugs does antimicrobials include?

A
  1. antibacterial
  2. antifungal
  3. antiviral
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What are the two stages that chlamydia can exist?

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  1. infectious particles called elementary bodies

2. intracytoplasmic, reproductive forms called reticulate bodies

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3
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What are the diseases that are associated with chlamydia?

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  1. trachoma
  2. inclusion conjunctivitis
  3. genital infections
  4. respiratory infections
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4
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What is the obligate intracellular gram negative bacteria found in ticks, lice,fleas, mites, chiggers, and mammals?

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rickettsia

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5
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What are the diseases associated with rickettsia?

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  1. rocky mountain spotted fever

2. epidemic and murine typhus

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Where do mycoplasmas affect the human body? 1. Are they capable of reproduction and colonization? 2. What are they resistant to? 3

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  1. respiratory and urogenital tracts
  2. yes
  3. penicillin
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What are the diseases associated with mycoplasmas?

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  1. Mycoplasma pneumonia

2. urethritis

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What is unique about fungi cell structure? 1. Where is their DNA contained? 2

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  1. internal membrane system dividing cell into regions

2. cell wall

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What are the two types of fungi?

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  1. molds

2. yeasts

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What type of fungi are single cells? 1. How does this type reproduce? 2

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  1. yeasts

2. budding

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What type of fungi are hyphae (branching tubules)? 1. How does this type reproduce/grow? 2

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  1. molds

2. branching

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What are the two types of protozoa? 1. What disease is associated with them? 2

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  1. trophozoites and cysts

2. acanthamoeba corneal infections

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13
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What are the different classifications given to antibiotic drugs?

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  1. spectrum
  2. cidal or static
  3. deep or shallow
  4. resistance
  5. mechanism of action
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14
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What are types of broad spectrum antibiotics?

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  1. chloramphenicol

2. tetracyclines

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15
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What are types of moderate spectrum antibiotics?

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  1. sulfonamides

2. aminoglycosides

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16
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What are types of medium and moderate spectrum antibiotics?

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  1. penicillins

2. cephalosporins

17
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What are types of narrow spectrum antibiotics?

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  1. macrolides

2. polypetides

18
Q

What is the antifungal used for superficial infections?

A

Griseofulvin

19
Q

What is the antifungal used for systemic infections?

A

polyenes (amphotericin)

20
Q

What are the antibiotics that affect bacterial cell wall synthesis?

A
  1. Beta lactams
  2. bacitracin
  3. vancomycin
  4. cycloserine
21
Q

What are the antibiotics that affect bacterial cell membrane permeability?

A

polypeptides

22
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What are the antibiotics that affect bacterial protein synthesis?

A
  1. tetracycline
  2. chloramphenicol
  3. macrolides
  4. linomycin
  5. aminoglycosides
23
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What are the antibiotics that affect intermediary (folate) metabolism?

A
  1. sulfonamides

2. fluoroquinolones (DNA synthesis)

24
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What are the antifungals that bind to cell membranes?

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polyenes: amphotericin

25
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What are the antifungals that block thymidine synthesis, impairing DNA synthesis?

A

pyrimidines: flucytosine

26
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What are the antifunglas that impair synthesis of the cell membrane?

A

azoles: voriconazole

27
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What are the antifungals that target fungal cell wall by inhibiting glucon synthesis?

A

echinocandins: caspofungin

28
Q

What is common to all antibiotics and can be from mold skin reactions leading to anaphylactic shock?

A

hypersensitivity phenomena

29
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What happens if susceptible microflora of the GI tract are altered by the use of oral meds?

A

superinfections