Anti microbial cheomotherapy Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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substance of microbial naturally produced which kill or inhibit the growth for other organisms

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antibiotics

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2
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treatment of infectious diseases by taking drug that inhibit the causative organisms

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antimicrobial chemotherapy

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3
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chemical agents that non toxic to living tissue

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antiseptics

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4
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they can br applied on human skin with out beeing harmful but harm the systemic adminstration

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antiseptics

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5
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destruction of most pathogenic microbes eg phenol

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disinfection

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6
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rapid killing of bacteria which is irreversible

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bactericidal drugs

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7
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usage of bactericidal

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life threatening diseases eg
endocarditis

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8
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examples of bactericidal drugs

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penicillins, cephalosporins, and aminoglycosides

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9
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inhibit the multiplication of bacteria but do not kill them

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bacteriostatic drug

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10
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bacteria back again when drug is withdrawn

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bacteriostatic drug

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11
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Eg of bacteriostatic drug

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sulphonamides
tetracyclins
chloramphenicole

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12
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affective against several microorganisms include gram postive and negative

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broad spectrum antibiotics

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13
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eg broad spectrum antibiotics

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tetracyclins
chloramphenicole
ampicillins

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14
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active against only one or few types of microorganisms

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narrow spectrum antibiotics

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15
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used against gram postive cocci and staphylocci and entrococci

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vancomycin (narrow spectrum )

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16
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Properties of an Ideal Antimicrobial Agent:

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Selective toxicity:
Broad spectrum:
Bactericidal agents
Diffusible
bacteria do not develop resistance to it

17
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define Broad spectrum:

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affect wide variety of bacteria

18
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Bactericidal agents

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killing better than inhibit

19
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Diffusible

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into distant area with slow rate of excretion

20
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selective toxicity

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harmful to the parasite without ben=ing harmful to the host

21
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mechanisms of action of chemotherapeutics drugs

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inhibit the metabolic channels or a structure present in microbe

22
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what is the ideal point of attack by selective toxic agents

23
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drugs that inhibit cell wall synthesis

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B lactims drugs

24
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ex of B lactims drugs

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penicillin, methicillin and cephalosporins

25
what is the importance of vancomycin
used in tratment of B-lactam resistant stephylococcal infections (MRSA)
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inhibit peptidoglycan synthesis
vancomycin q
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why certain drugs inhibits bactreial protein synthesis without inhibits human
differences between human and bacterial ribosomes in human it is 80 and bacteria it is 70
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these drugs act on what ribosome erythromycin chloramphenicol
acto on 50s
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these drugs act on what ribosome? amino glycosides (gentamicin and amikin) tetracycline
act on 30
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sulphonoamides
inhibits folic acids synthesis
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the mechanisms bacteria can develop resistance to drugs
production of enzymes synthesis modified targets
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inactivate penicilin and cephalosporing
B lactimase
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inhibition of bacterial nucleic acid synthesis
Quinolones Rifampicin
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what is the function of Quinolones and how ?
inhibit DNA synthesis by blocking DNA gyrase
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what is the function of Rifampcin and how ?
inhibit RNA synthesis by blocking RNA polymerase